
Finding the Kingdom of God
Our temptation is to admire saints from such a distance that we forget they were still human beings who cooperated with God’s grace.
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Our temptation is to admire saints from such a distance that we forget they were still human beings who cooperated with God’s grace.

In a culture that questions truth, we are invited to become people of honesty, even when no one is looking.

To accept some degree of meaninglessness is our final and full act of faith that God is still good and still in control.

What does it mean to be truly pro-life?

If a person commits adultery and then goes to confession, does that person have to ask forgiveness from his or her spouse?

Children so often simply want to spend time with their parent or guardian, following them as they go about their day. They don’t need another child-centered activity, or to be constantly entertained and distracted–they want to feel connection.

God looks at us and sees the beauty of who we are, and that beauty is not a result of our being perfect.

Some people speak as though particular prayers or a series of prayers (such as a novena) are more powerful than simpler prayers. Is this true? Also, if I believe that God’s will is always done, why should I pray for a particular outcome?

Francis was as much subject to self-doubt as any of us. His motives were purified in prayer; his ego became right-sized there.

Some days faith feels like a fire. Other days it’s a cold ember, barely glowing.
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