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How to See God in a Seemingly Godless World: Easter Reflections
As the Church celebrates the Resurrection of Our Lord and the end of the Lenten season, we find ourselves walking with the risen Christ to Emmaus each year and receiving[…]
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Evil Men Are Closer to God Than We Think: Reflections on Divine Mercy
Two-thousand years removed from the death of Our Lord on Calvary, it is befitting to refresh our familiarity with the Passion narratives to see how Christ has chosen to extend,[…]
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A Catholic Defense of ‘The Chosen’ Amid Pride Flag Controversy
Controversy is no stranger to anyone who bears the Cross of Christ. It is par the course for the human experience. It is only a question of when, not if,[…]
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Movie Review: A Man Called Otto
It has been a solid two years since my wife and I had the opportunity of watching a movie in theaters. We tried to see Dune while she was pregnant[…]
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Merry Christmas: Reflection on Mother Mary and The Child Jesus
It’s totally natural for someone with a mature spiritual life to have ups and downs, to have many lessons learned, and to reflect on those lessons during times like Christmas.[…]
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Reclaiming Advent Amid Secular Christmas Celebrations
My wife and I were shopping in Hobby Lobby last week when I overheard a worker say, “We’ve had Christmas stuff out for so long that I’m sick of it[…]
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Book Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray
I have been so knee-deep in theology books over the last few years that I haven’t spent much time reading novels. But when my priest recommends one to me, I[…]
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The Seen vs. Unseen: How Christ’s Agony in the Garden Makes Us Rethink Sin
A few months ago, on the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, I was praying an evening rosary in our family chapel when the Holy Spirit inspired me to start[…]
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