For many today, as homosexuality is being promoted so clearly as a “dogma” of those who sit on proverbial “golden thrones” in entertainment and media, it is becoming more clear that it is harder to say “yes” to God than … Continue reading
Regular readers know that I am a Passionist. What is that exactly? The article on the Passionists at Wikipedia is brief but generally accurate. You can find out more at the website and blog of the Passionist Nuns of St. … Continue reading
At Attracted to the Light, I found a great lesson on the topic of identity in Christ. Never underestimate how little people care! I’m not saying that people won’t help out if someone is having a problem. I’m saying that … Continue reading
It is the duty of all Catholics to practice corporal and spiritual works of mercy. Among these is our duty to bear wrongs patiently as we live out our identity in Christ, which is tough for everyone, but particularly if … Continue reading
In my meanderings on Twitter over the past several months, I have learned that there is a great deal of confusion, even in Christendom, about what it means to “judge” people. I thought a review on culpability, corruption and on … Continue reading
This makes me shudder to my core. The Tablet: Millions of human embryos created to enable women to get pregnant through in vitro fertilisation (IVF) have been thrown away unused, newly released figures have revealed. More than 1.7 million embryos … Continue reading
The depths of Catholic spirituality are so deep, indeed, that it can be difficult to write about them in a manner that brings the Light of Christ, through these depths, to people who know nothing of God or who have … Continue reading
