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Developing Spirituality in Our Kids with Gary Jansen

In this episode, Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with editor, author, and lecturer Gary Jansen about developing spiritual practices in little steps with our youth, and we review his award-winning family picture book, Remember Us With Smiles.

Arise!

Divine Mercy for All

Peter explains how the combination of Christ’s sacrifice and Christ’s mercy is the way to go.

Pray. Think. Act. with Fr Augustine

In his compact and insightful new book, Pray. Think. Act., Father Augustine Wetta reaches back into monastic history to answer one of the most critical questions facing young people today: “How do I make up my mind?” With his characteristic wit and novel approach to classical art, Father Augustine looks to the wisdom of the […]

Resurrexit Dominus: Apparitions of Christ on Easter Sunday

Welcome!

Welcoming new members into the Church and forgetting their sins.

Adam and Eve and the Pill

In her timely book, Adam and Eve After The Pill–Revisited, essayist, novelist, and social commentator Mary Eberstadt details the devastating consequences from the Sexual Revolution of the 1960s and its affirmation of her thesis in her 2012 original work. Ms Eberstadt’s latest effort shows the impact of the revolution on our society, our politics, and our Church. But should […]

Jesus Walk and Easter

If we have never sought, we seek Thee now;
Thine eyes burn through the dark, our only stars;
We must have sight of thorn-pricks on Thy brow,
We must have Thee, O Jesus of the Scars.
The heavens frighten us; they are too calm;
In all the universe we have no place.
Our wounds are hurting us; where is the balm?
Lord Jesus, by Thy Scars, we claim Thy grace.
If, when the doors are shut, Thou drawest near,
Only reveal those hands, that side of Thine;
We know to-day what wounds are, have no fear,
Show us Thy Scars, we know the countersign.
The other gods were strong; but Thou wast weak;
They rode, but Thou didst stumble to a throne;
But to our wounds only God’s wounds can speak,
And not a god has wounds, but Thou alone.

Edward Shillito, “Jesus of the Scars”
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