May 14, 2020
As God Is My Witness: The Catholic Roots of ‘Gone with the Wind’
Margaret Mitchell, the Atlanta-born author of Gone with the Wind, relied on her Catholic upbringing when she wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
From Widow’s Grief to New Life
Mired in grief over the loss of her husband, this college professor found a kindred spirit in another widow: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.
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The Way of the Cross…on Your Block!
The Holy Spirit inspired me to combine spiritual meditation with physical exercise by envisioning the Stations of the Cross in my neighborhood. I walk approximately 10 blocks with stops at places that suggest the 14 locations associated with the Passion ...
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Father Leo Patalinghug: Connecting Food and Faith
Why do we have to limit Thanksgiving to once a year? That’s what this food-loving priest wants to know.
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What Millennials Want
Text, post, tweet, pin, repeat. Text, post, tweet, pin, repeat. The unfailing cadence of the millennial generation. The drum of social media and connectivity that beats faster every day, pushing my generation onward as if it were the refrain of ...
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Friar Alessandro’s Joyful Voice
This humble friar from Assisi has become a worldwide singing sensation.
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