The Quiet Potential of the Daily ‘Examen’
COMMENTARY: The three-to-five-minute exercise can be life-changing.
Results from Tag: 'examination of conscience'
Pope Leo Encourages a Digital Examination of Conscience for Priests
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father warns that social media metrics can obscure authentic evangelization, urging priests to examine their interior motives before stepping into the digital spotlight.
‘The Chosen’ Warns Today’s Priests: Beware the Caiaphas Within
COMMENTARY: Season 5 of ‘The Chosen’ echoes Ezekiel and St. Augustine in delivering a stark reminder that even ‘faithful’ shepherds can oppose the Lord they profess to serve.
Why Every Catholic Should Know the Act of Contrition by Heart
COMMENTARY: Lent is the perfect time to rediscover the Act of Contrition and the divine mercy it calls us to embrace.
Why Your Examination of Conscience Is Too Shallow — and How to Fix It
COMMENTARY: The desert of Lent is a place where we can examine our conscience with honesty and transparency.
Why Examination of Conscience Is Biblical
The Catholic practice of examination of conscience is the biblical model of discipleship.
Memento Mori: Remember You Are Going to Die
Small sins lead to big sins, and big sins bring about a terrible spiritual darkness.
Essential Tools for Making a Better Confession
COMMENTARY: Let us heed the words of Pope St. John Paul II, who once told young people that the fastest way to mature was to become better penitents.
