Post-graduation lessons from the plague year
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It seems as if there are two kinds of graduation narratives for what happens after young collegians toast each other with one last Natty Light or hard seltzer, flip their tassels and head out to take on the world.
Jesus in Disguise
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To be a Christian in the Roman Empire was to be an outlaw. From AD 64 to 313, Baptism could be a death sentence.
COVID-19 and the virtue of prudence
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As countries face the prospect of "reopening" life after COVID-19, many decisions about the "new normal" must be taken.
Let us Lectio: Preparing an Acceptable Offering
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We are all beckoned to abandon our selfish ways. We are all called to accept the fullness of the Gospel which includes both justice and love inseparably united.
Let us Lectio: Faith of our Fathers
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Today’s Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul is a rare one in the Church’s calendar for a few reasons. Namely, it is one of the few celebrations that are jointly commemorated.
More Inspiration:
Faith at home is faith for others
by Laura Kelly Fanucci ()
Let us Lectio: Like a child before God
by Callie Nowlin ()
Finding your ministry in the midst of pandemic
By Lindsey Weishar ()
Your goodness is your mission
by Ali Hoffman ()
Let us lectio: Favored in His eyes
by Callie Nowlin ()
