Isn’t it interesting the way certain memories and ideas pop into our thoughts? I believe they are resurrected for a reason…

Sometimes life feels heavy with words that wound: gossip, untruths, fear, anxiety, jealousy, ignorance…

I would not call myself a country music fan. You may be thinking, “You’re missing out…”

An iconoclast is defined as a person who challenges cherished beliefs, traditions, or established institutions…

Gratitude is often mistaken for optimism, as if it only belongs in moments when life is going well…

In today’s world, we frequently are required to offer documentation that proves we are who we claim we are, where we live, how old we are…

Is Christianity hard or easy? 

In this season of Lent, when we are doing our best to put into action the three pillars of prayer, fasting and almsgiving…

The weekend before Ash Wednesday is a rich moment to pause…

One of the rites of passage in second grade at St. Mary’s in Pontiac was A to Z Scripture memorization…

I had plenty of time to both internalize (and externalize) this past Monday during the required fasting, consumption of the prescribed cleansing mixture…

Grief and gratitude can live side by side, with neither canceling out the other…

Living in a house with teenagers, I’m accustomed to the raucous and random events…

New year. New you. New view…

Relativism is the belief that truth and moral right or wrong are not absolute, but instead depend on individual opinions, feelings, cultures, or situations…

In this season of Christmas, we continue to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Jesus - someone who can and should be Man of the Year over and over and over again…

The average American spends dozens of hours every year waiting…in lines, in traffic, on hold, for appointments, for internet connections, and much more…

As we steadily move into our third week of Advent, our hearts begin with hope, grow stronger in faith, and gently lead us toward the joy of knowing Jesus is near…

I had this random image of what it would look like if a time-lapse of my day was created…

A common pattern in humans as we face anticipation is that we fidget…

Father had remarked in his homily how unusual it was to have All Souls’ Day fall on a Sunday. The last time it occurred was in 2014…