Claire Dwyer reflects that even the most difficult life never lies outside of the power of God’s restoration.
Motherhood as a type of martyrdom? Claire Dwyer reflects on the words of a new saint: Archbishop Romero.
How did the Catholic Church heal this divide? What brought a loving Protestant couple’s marriage to ruins and how did the Catholic Church heal this
Domestic monastery and altars in the home. Join Dan and Stephanie Burke as they answer questions from listeners about suffering, setting up a domestic monastery,
Jessica Fahy concludes her two-part series on the demands of motherhood, focusing today on inconstancy in prayer and offering practical advice on what can be done about it.
Jessica Fahy muses about the demands of motherhood and how that can affect prayer, and inconstancy in prayer, in part one of this two-part series.
What can we learn from Nazareth? Blessed Pope Paul VI explains what Jesus’ family can teach us on the Feast of the Holy Family today.
In Dan Burke’s and Melissa Elson’s interview with Kathleen Beckman on her book “Praying for Priests”, they discuss how the role of the priest impacts the Church and the family.
Why do we work? Are we supposed to work to live…or live to work? Find out when Dr. Peter Howard reflects this Labor Day on what God intended for us from the beginning.
A powerful reflection for the Fourth of July, Dr. Peter Howard has focused away from self-independence to dependence on God, against “freedom from” to “freedom for”.
What Kind of Spiritual Allies Should We Have? Part I of II Dear Father John, I’m interested in knowing what kind of people will help
Could failure to follow God’s commands be robbing your family of grace? Find out what Patti Maguire Armstrong has to say as she reflects on the family circle on this Feast of the Holy Family.
What does the universal call to holiness mean to the family as domestic Church? Liz Estler concludes her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 4 of this four-part series.
What does it mean to be prophet and king in the secular world as part of the family as the domestic Church? Liz Estler continues her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 3 of this four-part series by looking specifically at how parents function as prophets and kings within their domestic Church.
What does it mean to be priest, prophet and king in the secular world as part of the family as the domestic Church? Liz Estler continues her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 2 of this four-part series by looking specifically how parents function as priest within their domestic Church.
