Does God Want You to Move to a Pro-Life State?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: What does a morally upright person do when faced with living in an abortion-friendly state?
Results from Tag: 'discernment'
Responding to God’s Call: A Priest, a Monk and a Religious Sister Reflect During National Vocations Awareness Week
ROUNDTABLE: The Register speaks with Father Paul Hedman, Brother Leven Harton, and Sister Alicia Torres share how they discerned and what they love most about their vocation.
What’s Next: St. Ignatius’ Advice for Midlife Discernment
Insights on Ways to Enter the Next Chapter With God’s Eyes
Father Josh Johnson to Lead Discernment Retreat: ‘Representation Matters’
Together with Sister Josephine Garret, a Sister of the Holy Family of Nazareth, and Archbishop Shelton Fabre of Louisville, Father Johnson will soon be putting on a retreat for young Catholics featuring speakers of various races and ethnicities.
Pope Francis: ‘This World Will Pass Away, and Only Love Will Remain’
‘May Our Lady help us to make the important choices in life as she did: according to love, according to God.’
How St. Ignatius’ 14 Rules for Discernment Apply to Marriage
BOOK PICK: ‘Discernment of Spirits in Marriage’
Choose a College With a Discerning Mind and Heart
Cistercian Father Thomas Esposito, assistant professor of theology at the University of Dallas (UD) and subprior (and former vocations director) of the Cistercian Abbey of Our Lady of Dallas, drew from his experience as both a student and now monastic religious to help those discerning understand the parallels between religious and college discernment.
Ignatius of Loyola: A Saint for Difficult Times
A famous sickbed conversion was only the beginning of his story of patience, perseverance and trust.
Hope & Wonder: Finding God in Silence and Seeing With the Heart
An excerpt from The Plans God Has for You: Hopeful Lessons for Young Women.
Joyfully Living the Single Life Dedicated to God
COMMENTARY: The struggle to accept God’s will in the things that matter most to us can be bitterly difficult and can take years.
