The Reliability of Interruptions: Lessons from a Fictional Monastery
While for the Benedictines prayer is their work, for us lay people in the world our work can become our prayer.
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We Pay Debts of Justice by Performing Works of Mercy
“When we attend to the needs of those in want, we give them what is theirs, not ours. More than performing works of mercy, we are paying a debt of justice.” —Pope St. Gregory the Great
A Shoot From the Stump of Our Lives
The increasing light that follows Christmas is a sign that Our Lord creating new growth in us.
Love of God is the Reason for Education
If education does not lead us to God, then it is pointless.
The Seven Sorrows of Miscarriage
Entering into the memories of a miscarriage is like praying with the Seven Sorrows of Mary.
What Pope St. John Paul II Said About ‘Structures of Sin’
When any part of the body suffers, we all suffer.
Chronic Illness Teaches Us How to Suffer During COVID-19
This time of waiting and abiding by annoying restrictions is an opportunity for us to be transformed in holiness.
How to Choose the Right Homeschool Curriculum for Your Family
Here are just a few among the many available options for families considering homeschooling.
The Holy Lives and Passions of Sts. Louis and Zélie Martin
The parents of St. Thérèse of Lisieux were the first husband and wife canonized as a couple.
St. Benedict’s Rule, the Little Silence, and Family Life
If the monks who pray all day need a Little Silence to recoup, so do we.
