Faithlessness is the Greatest Destroyer of Friendship
Why do friendships die out over the years? Was there really a friendship to begin with? Who is the blame for this result?
Why do friendships die out over the years? Was there really a friendship to begin with? Who is the blame for this result?
The desire for a child is an innate yearning share by many women; however, the struggle to fulfill this longing can be very burdening. Hannah from the Bible encountered these difficulties before achieving her heart’s desire, but remained steadfast in her trust in God throughout.
Catholic Art portrays many beauties, one of which is Guercino’s painting, “The Penitent Magdalene with Two Angels,” as depicted in Liz Lev’s book, “How Catholic Art Saved the Faith.”
Failure to recognize your predominant fault creates a barrier between you and humility. In this chapter from, “The Handbook of Spiritual Perfection,” author Philip Dion bridges this gap so that we may become more virtuous individuals.
Today, it is alarming to see how many young men struggle with the idea of themselves. Instead of remedying the process, they often falter due to the contaminated society that they live in.
In this chapter from his book, “The Hidden Power of Kindness,” Lawrence Lovasik dwells on the importance of kindness in relation to obligation.
In this chapter from his book, “Meditations for Advent,” Bishop Bossuet dwells on the significance of the term “Emmanuel” in relation to the birth of the child, Jesus.
In this chapter from his book “A Priest Answers 27 Questions,” Fr. Kerper reflects some of the most confusing questions of the Advent Season.
In this chapter from her book “The Year and Our Children,” Mary Newland captures the courage exemplified by St. Stephen.
In this chapter from his book “Meditations for Advent,” Bishop Bossuet reflects on Christ as light that guides our hearts during this Advent season.