Nineteen years ago I wrote on this website about Daniel L. Smith, who was one of my best buddies in.

There are certain observations to be made at this time, starting perhaps with a question: Might this whole pandemic be.

Sunday’s Mass reading was interesting in light of what swirls around us. “I urge you, brothers and sisters, by the.

Simple way out of current chaos: follow Jesus. Forget social media. Forget blogs. Forget the barrage of “information.” (Never has.

“There’s a great deal of celebration that occurs when people are leaving the hospital, and for good reason, but the.

A few observations as summer hits its peak: ——– If you think we have it rough, consider Saint Bridget of.

You are excused for wondering if an incipient persecution of the Church — not Christianity in general, but specifically the.

A medley of observations. — Those masks: the focus has been on how they prevent covid infections, urged suddenly by.

During these times of restricted venturing out, many have rediscovered nature: what God has placed all around us. Unable to.

It remains a mystery, the “phantom virus” we have discussed. Medical experts still can’t get their arms around it. It.

Ephesians 6 tell us what we need to know: we wrestle not against flesh, it says, but spiritual enemies in.

Lately the term “Juneteenth” is bandied about, prominent in the headlines because the president had planned a rally in Tulsa.

One thing for sure in the great disruption over George Floyd: too few seem willing to view both (or all;.

While there are enormous shortcomings at each end of the political spectrum — potentially dangerous shortcomings (to be objective) —.