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I read somewhere a theory that after death we live our lives over again to see the sins we committed, the people we hurt, and that impact on others. At my advanced age, I am constantly recalling various times in my life where I hurt others (in no criminal or unlawful way).
What makes the Psalms so powerful for us Christians is that they are prayers in God’s own words.
Let yourself pray without asking God for “something that I want.”
Reflect A friend recently compared heaven to an all-you-can-eat buffet. He said he got the idea from Dante’s Paradiso. His theory is that the buffet table
What is your take on situations where Catholics drop their faith and die without receiving the sacraments? Can you say anything to ease my mind?
Reflect Somewhere towards the middle of Wendell Berry’s beautiful novel Jayber Crow, there is a beatific vision that seems utterly transcendent, and touchingly humane. Jayber gets
Is someone committing a sin by denying the moral implications of ecological choices?
Francis of Assisi may not have written the words of the Peace Prayer attributed to him, but he certainly lived them.
Reflect In Isaiah 42:3 we read, “A bruised reed he will not break, and a dimly burning wick he will not quench.” These beautiful, clear
