Leave All Behind And Pray Like St. Anthony
“Anthony’s call was unique. It was special. But so is yours.” – Thomas Griffin
“Anthony’s call was unique. It was special. But so is yours.” – Thomas Griffin
“The spiritual life, our relationship with God, is eternal and never-ending. Similarly, the Spiritual Exercises have no ‘end’.” – Debra Black
“Fifty days after Easter and ten days after Jesus ascended into heaven, now the Father and Son send the Holy Spirit, who descends in tongues of fire (Acts 2) and give birth to the Church, giving all her members life ‘in the fulness of God.’ (Eph 3:19) There are many themes that intersect with the Holy Spirit’s Coming.” – Fr. Matthew MacDonald
Christine Flynn explains how reading about Padre Pio helped her overcome her reluctance to embrace Christian mysticism.
The Deer’s Song or the Breastplate of St. Patrick is a battle cry, explains Dr. Anthony Lilles.
A new book emphasizes the power of our prayers for each other.
At the turn of the Century, it looked like the earthly forces were winning a decisive victory in France, and that Catholicism was being humiliated and beaten back. But God had another plan. Claire Dwyer continues her series on Elizabeth of the Trinity.
“It is our vocation to intercede to God for everyone.” These words of St. Edith Stein sum up the Carmelite vocation, a call which St. Elizabeth of the Trinity took to heart, and one we all join in as part of the Christian life. Claire Dwyer continues her series.
Dr. Anthony Lilles provides a stirring translation of the famous prayer of St. Patrick.
“Grilles, distance, time, nothing, it seems to me, will be able to separate our souls; for we love each other in God, and in Him, there is no separation!” Claire Dwyer shares on St. Elizabeth of the Trinity and the Communion of Saints.