Plastic Man Piety: Of Monks, Malleability and Supple Sanctity
“The more docile we are to the promptings of grace, the more we grow in inner freedom and confidence during trials” (CCC 1742)
Results from Tag: 'sanctity'
Like Socrates, Catholics Have to ‘Box With Shadows’
As we continue our divine mission, we will experience backlash from powerful but foolish people.
Your Imperfect Beginnings Are the First Step Toward a Perfect Ending
You are the object of your Heavenly Father’s love. Never forget to look up and see the delight in his eyes.
The Church Exists Not for Your Pleasure, but for Your Sanctification
God inscribed your soul with an identity belonging only to him. Nothing less than union with him will ultimately satisfy.
Who Will Be Our Heroes Now?
The Christian practice of accepting a person’s weaknesses in order to celebrate his strengths is far better than the all-or-nothing demands of the mobs.
Blessed Franz Jägerstätter and the Simple Life of Sanctity
“If one often thinks about eternity, which one must do here, then nothing is too difficult.” —Bl. Franz Jägerstätter
Harvard Psychiatrist Reveals Healthy Ways to Channel Coronavirus Concerns
Dr. Kevin Majeres speaks of the neuroscience of sanctity.
Resist, Resist, Resist — You Were Made to Be a Saint, Not a Wolf
Resist the urge to go along with the pack. You were made to be a saint, not a wolf.
St. John Paul II to Laity: Be Saints in the World
COMMENTARY: Christifideles Laici at 30: More Relevant Today Than Ever
Heeding Holy Lives: Sanctity for Troubled Times
Look to Saintly Examples and Spiritual Weapons to Answer the Call to Holiness Amid Scandal
