The Antidote to Envy
The sin of envy sometimes lies at the heart of resentment and the obsession to discredit or malign the reputation of others. Envy’s antidote is self-acceptance and the ability to celebrate the lives of my neighbors.
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Baptism Equals Belovedness
The heavens ripped open wide the day Jesus was baptized. From that moment forward, he walked under an open heaven: meaning he walked in his fullness as one loved by the Father.
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Paths Cleared
What seas has God parted for you recently? How has he made a way when it seemed that there was no way?
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A Revolutionary Saint—Then and Now
Francis of Assisi is a saint many remember for his love of animals, simple lifestyle, and joyful disposition. He also called for a revolutionary change in our relationship to God, nature, and each other.
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Love Takes Sacrifice
Pope St. John Paul II remarked that “Love between man and woman cannot be built without sacrifices and self-denial.” This is the nature of all Christian love.
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Adam Named the Animals
The peregrine falcon, spotted fawn, playful dolphin: all show us different faces of God. A hummingbird smaller than most human fists can fly over 500 miles without resting. Each one visits 1,000 flowers a day and can dive at 60 ...
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Our Blessed Little Flower
Honor St. Thérèse of Lisieux today by thinking of all the small things you do to try to be the best and most loving person you can be.
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