I understand, it isn’t campaigning season yet–although it sure seems like it in America, we are reminded constantly of the faults of other candidates and the high-esteem of few. The wearyContinue Reading
If you haven’t been able to tell from blogs past–such as my #HeforShe post or my Guiding Star review– you may be surprised to know that I do, in fact,Continue Reading
“Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person” (Art.3)…..oh and a right to sexual pleasure with no responsibility…..and the right to abortion with neither pause nor consequence. EvenContinue Reading
“I put my pants on one leg at a time, just like everybody else.” This phrase, although perhaps exclusively American, is a great entry level thought to this topic ofContinue Reading
In my last blog, I spoke on the servants of Naaman who convinced Naaman to follow the will of God, in the readings of that day. This part is continuedContinue Reading
Today one of the daily bible readings in the Catholic Church was from 2 Kings 5:1-15 in which Naaman, “the army commander of the king of Aram,” had leprosy and soughtContinue Reading
Easter Sunday 2014 I was in Rome, Italy. A great place for Catholics to celebrate the Lord’s resurrection second only to the Holy Land, I am sure. My fellow studentsContinue Reading
Dorothy Day, Servant of God, is clearly admired by Catholics and non-Catholics alike for example, Senator Mikulski says that she identifies with Day as a political and compassionate leader. But myContinue Reading
Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador died for his faith while celebrating the mass was officially declared martyr as of the 3rd of February 2015. “Pope Francis officially approved aContinue Reading
The following is my reflection on celebrating this year dedicated to Consecrated Life and the event that will always help me remember it. People of consecrated lives have always beenContinue Reading