Catholic Saints
Know Ourselves in God
We are called to find God in fragile human flesh, encounter him and let ourselves be fully embraced by him.
Lent with Padre Pio: Thursday after Ash Wednesday
Padre Pio was known for spending long periods of time in the confessional. It has been estimated that he heard two million confessions. He did not, however, allow this ministry to get in the way of his prayer life.
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Lent with Padre Pio: Ash Wednesday
On this journey, we will be accompanied by St. Pio of Pietrelcina, more commonly known as Padre Pio. This humble Capuchin friar embodied the true spirit of walking with Christ throughout his life.
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‘Hurt Hearts Can Heal’
The truth is, no matter the depth of any faith or trust in God, we betray one another and are betrayed. It adds up.
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The Great Surrender: Embracing ‘Sister Death’
St. Francis embraced all journeys of life—and even his own death—with a willing heart.
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Francis and Clare: Something Old, Something New
Francis and Clare did not let the old get in the way of the new, but like all religious geniuses, revealed what the old was saying all along.
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Easter People
What I love about Pope Francis and this jubilee year that we are in is that it shows, yet again, how vigilant he is about the world’s woes.
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