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Born in Germany, Saint Marianne Cope’s family soon moved to Utica, NY. In 1862 she entered the Sisters of the Third Order of Saint Francis where she served as superior for a number of years.
Prayer is grounded in the profound interdependence of life. Our prayers of gratitude remind us that no one is self-sufficient.
“Though I sit in darkness, the Lord is my light.”—Micah 7:8b. I love that the prophet Micah’s memorial is on December 21—the day of the year with the least amount of sunlight.
Very little is known about Saint Vincent of Zaragossa other than some details about his martyrdom. We know that he was a deacon and that a large devoted following survived his death. Most of what we know comes from the “Acts” of Prudentius.
Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews “West Side Story, ” “Being the Ricardos, ” and “The Unforgivable ” in our February issue!
Did Jesus’ family want to protect him from himself? Or from the crowd? Or were they afraid of the consequences that Jesus’ activity might bring on themselves?
To love is to make room—in your head, your heart, and your life—for those conversations that matter most.
Sleep is restorative when we get enough of it. But unfortunately, so often we don’t get the nightly rest we need.
Does the speed of praying make a difference?
Is this required? Some Christians have first names that are not those of a saint or a variant on a saint’s name.
