Christian history has multiple stories of people who felt called by God to separate themselves from the bustle of society and live alone, often in remote...
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In 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared to Juan Diego on a hill known as Tepeyac (now part of Mexico City), leaving her image on his cloak. At first, a bishop stored...
Years ago, I attended a popular Catholic women’s conference where a young participant asked one of the presenters for advice on how to pursue a career as a...
St. Toribio Romo Over the past 30 years or so, several Mexican and American newspapers have reported cases of undocumented immigrants surviving the journey...
We live in an era when “facts” are disassembled, reconfigured—or worse, fabricated out of thin air—before being sown like toxic seeds into public discourse. So...
Readings (Year C): Isaiah 43:16 – 21Psalm 126:1 – 2, 2 – 3, 4 – 5, 6.Philippians 3:8 – 14John 8:1 – 11 Reflection: Start...
The Bible is full of vivid, fascinating characters: heroes and antiheroes, tricksters and villains. One of the most memorable biblical villains is Queen...
Films for All Seasons By Abby Olcese (InterVarsity Press, 2024) Last year, a friend posted a request asking for suggestions for family movies to watch during...
As Christians, we don’t typically view music the way we view activities like recreational sex or drunk driving. While Christian morality warns against...
