Inspiration
Seven Days with Solanus Casey
The monastery doorbell rang at two o’clock in the morning. Father Solanus Casey ran down the steps to the door before anyone else was awakened. When he …
Lectio Divina: How Sacred Reading Can Transform Our Lives
“Lectio Divina,” which means sacred reading, is one of the most ancient contemplative practices in the Christian tradition, dating back to the Desert Fathers and Mothers.
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Lost & Found: Thank You, St. Anthony of Padua
The array of wonders attributed to St. Anthony in story and legend is astounding in its variety.
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Why So Few Lay Saints?
Few lay men or women have been formally canonized. Most saints belonged to religious communities.
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A Poet’s Approach to the Canticle of the Creatures
St. Francis' poem “Canticle of the Creatures” contains rich theology and story but what about its beauty as a poem?
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A 50-Month Journey into Franciscan Poverty
Eunice Park discusses her 50-month journey into Franciscan poverty
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Are We Losing the Soul of America?
One of the issues that has dominated the headlines in the United States is immigration. How do our Christian and Franciscan values serve as a guiding light in an issue that is complex and nuanced, yet at the same time ...
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