Books
Guest Writer

Praying with St. Augustine

We are pleased to share an excerpt from guest writer, Sara McLaughlin’s “Praying with St. Augustine” by Sophia Institute Press.   [From pages 19-20] “St.

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Life
Michele Chronister

Learning to Let Go With St. Monica

There are many different kinds of problem solvers in the world. I classify myself as a “fixer.” When someone comes to me, expressing a problem,

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College
Nicene Guy

Some Advice for New Students

Dear Catholic Freshmen, Welcome to Behemoth State College (BS-C). I’m sure that orientation week has so far been a mixture of excitement, anxiety, awe, and

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Sacraments
Christina M. Sorrentino

Most Precious Gift – The Eucharist

“There is nothing so great as the Eucharist. If God had something more precious, He would have given it to us.” (St. John Vianney) Recently,

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Columnists
Kat Larson

Home Is Where the Heart Is

I visited my parents this weekend. This was the first time I saw their new house in their new city. To my surprise, I was

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Mary
Fr. Edward Lee Looney

Twelve Other Forms of Marian Piety

In my last article, I looked to the rosary as the Marian devotion par excellence.  Some people may find the rosary difficult to pray, or they

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Spirituality
AnneMarie Miller

Are We Making Peace a Priority?

I am a recovering control freak. For much of my life, I would be anxious about the future. I would succumb to stress or overthink

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Married Life
Bob Waruszewski

Hey, We Have a Vocation Too!

Three brothers, one a diocesan priest, one a Franciscan Friar TOR priest, and the other a married man, walk into a bar… Sounds like the

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Life
J.R. Baldwin

NFP as a Mama of Three

It’s the end of NFP Awareness Week, so I’m going to throw in a few cents as a mama with three kids under three. Natural

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Life
Lianna Mueller

Retreat and Refresh

Every Christian should make time for a retreat. Retreats help to rejuvenate a person spiritually, mentally, and sometimes even physically. Think you’re too busy for

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Columnists
Jean Elizabeth Seah

The Joy and Dignity of Work

No man is born into the world whose work is not born with him. – James Russell Lowell, poet Ultimately, we all have to decide

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Life
Rebekah Andrews

God is my (Life) Coach

“Heads up high… I gotta see your eyes.” And so David Belisle began a speech to his team that has been hailed as one of

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