Christ-Centered Catholic Spirituality: From Monastic to Mendicant Spirituality
The spirituality of the Saints in the Church is a font of constant renewal formed in the love between the human heart and the Holy Spirit in every age.
Work as a Pilgrimage to Faith: The Sanctifying Work-Life Journey of St. Edith Stein
Edith Stein’s early intuitiveness of work as an expression of her deepest core, her philosophical studies, and the colleagues she met provided the way of her pilgrimage to faith.
Traditional Catholic Spirituality:Â The Remnant and the Poor of Yahweh
Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount: “Blessed are the poor in spirit…” Catholics seeking true RETVRN should start here.
The Passion Through the Eyes of Our Lady
We need ever-fresh exhortations to reinvigorate the seriousness of Passion Week in our own hearts and minds.
Politics, Prayer, and Poetry
Prayer and poetry are mysteriously similar, though: words seeking wisdom, spiritual interaction, and renewal; both springing from man’s desire to live forever.
Running For My Eternal Life
Truly, adopting distance running as a habit, or even a way of life, has been one of the greatest decisions I have made. I am not just running for my life; I am running for my eternal life.
Conceived in Heaven, Born in Bethlehem, a Jubilee Year Awaits
If God’s Son was truly to be made a genuine human being, made of flesh and blood, then of course He must have a genuine human mother of flesh and blood too.
Christ, King of Families
The only way to evangelize the modern pagan world today will be through the family.