Love Your Neighbors in Your Neighborhood
No matter where we live, we are all poor people living away from our Heavenly Father
Results from Tag: 'charity'
Communicate the Truth With Kindness, Love and Charity
Social media does not lend itself to constructive conversations on critical issues, but we must do what we can to bring light to the darkness.
Doing Jesus’ Work (Even at Mass) Is a Kindness, Not a Distraction
COMMENTARY: As Jesus said, ‘When you did it to one of the least of my brethren here’ — like a mother who has her hands full — ‘you did it to me.’
There Are No Ordinary People — You Have Never Talked to a Mere Mortal
“All day long we are, in some degree, helping each other to one or the other of these destinations. It is in the light of these overwhelming possibilities, it is with the awe and the circumspection proper to them, that we should conduct all of our dealings with one another, all friendships, all loves, all play, all politics.” —C.S. Lewis
Don’t Let Current Events Divide Your Family This Holiday Season
Seven steps to having crucial conversations at your Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners
Aquinas Brings Clarity — and Charity — to Today’s Questions of Justice
BOOK PICK: ‘Justice and Charity’
Catholic Charities Mobilize to Aid Afghan Refugees, Urge Continued Prayers and Assistance
Catholic groups assist newly-arrived Afghan refugees with housing and jobs.
Nobody In This City of 30,000 Has Ever Been Divorced — Here’s Their Secret
What keeps these couples together? It is free and complete submission to Jesus Christ, whose Cross deeply unites every aspect of their lives.
A Lesson in the Power of Kindness From the Acme Man
“A good deed is never lost,” said St. Basil the Great. “He who plants kindness gathers love.”
Start Acting More Like Christ — Even (and Especially) When Others Do Not
COMMENTARY: It’s hard in such a rancorous culture not to descend into the gutters. But this is not Our Lord’s way.
