“Choose mortifications that don’t mortify others.” Claire Dwyer expounds on this saying of St. JosemarÍa Escrivá in today’s reflection.
When we surrender ourselves and our dearest things to Mary, she will determine the hour for their fulfillment, just as she did at Cana. St. Elizabeth of the Trinity discovers this in Claire Dwyer’s next in the series.
How does spiritual paternity and maternity collaborate with God’s plan?
The force and desperation of Satan’s most recent attacks are evidence that it is a critical time of harvest. Will you join me in the vineyard?
Discovering her vocation was easy for St. Elizabeth of the Trinity. Getting there would be another story…
Buried under the most strong-willed child can be a beautiful vocation, as it was for St. Elizabeth of the Trinity. Claire Dwyer continues her series of reflections.
“To be honest, I have not [previously] experienced any emphasis on prayer or a need for a deep prayer life – or even that we’re
What do we mean when we speak of a vocation to the Christian life?
Fr. John Bartunek introduces his “Called and Chosen Retreat Guide on Vocation and the Calling of Saint Matthew.”
Why is Christ the “The Good Shepherd”? Find out how Jesus is the personification of this image, as Father Gabriel of Saint Mary Magdalen reflects in this meditation from his classic Carmelite meditation book “Divine Intimacy” on Good Shepherd Sunday today.