Remaining in the Fold
Debra Black
April 29, 2023
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“Which voices are stifling my Good Shepherd’s voice? Can I even recognize Jesus’ voice?” – Debra Black
Singularity of Focus
Debra Black
April 3, 2023
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“Nothing matters but Jesus. Just as the saints before us, let our eyes never stray from His Holy Cross by which He chose to bring us eternal life.” – Debra Black
Return to Grace
Debra Black
February 13, 2023
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“Obedience to His love is the foundation of humility, and humility opens the door of the soul to grace. It seems, then, that what God wants most of us this Lent is to return to grace.” – Debra Black
Resolution: Becoming Authentically Catholic
Debra Black
December 31, 2022
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“What would Jesus’ new year resolution be for you? His deep desire is that each of us grows close to Him, day by day. He has given to us His own mother to help us because no one can survive in this world without the love and guidance of His mother.” – Debra Black
Waiting for the Immaculata
Debra Black
December 5, 2022
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“The Son of God became man to reveal the Father to us. He puts a face on God so-to-speak. But He also reveals His mother to us.” – Debra Black
Becoming What We Worship
Debra Black
September 25, 2022
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“We become what we worship. Ultimately, each choice forms us accordingly.” – Debra Black
Our Transfiguration
Debra Black
August 6, 2022
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“God wants us to listen to Jesus so that Jesus can transform us into Himself (1Jn 4:12-17). What closer relationship can there be than to be than to be in Him and Him in me?” – Debra Black
“They Cannot Take the God From Our Hearts”: Reflection for the Triduum
Debra Black
April 13, 2022
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A reflection for the Triduum by Debra Black.
This Lent, Give up Stoic Suffering
Debra Black
March 7, 2022
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Jesus, if you knew who I was, you wouldn’t let me touch your feet. Yet it is because you know who I am that you
Weeding the Garden of the Soul
Debra Black
January 17, 2022
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How is discernment like weeding a garden? Debra Black explains.
