Posts in category Reflections

From the Ascent of Mt. Carmel Book 2 Chapter 13 St John of the Cross writes: The signs for recognizing in spiritual persons when they …

If man would perceive what glory awaits the one who has abandoned himself completely to your providence, he would soon forsake all else and run …

  In Catholic and classical thought, music is tied to movement because it affects our bodies and thus our emotions. Likewise, music is not neutral …

I have thought often of what it means to love truly and deeply, what it means to do the best by people and to bring …

The other night at the fall formal, our lead missionary, Collin, asked an interesting question: “Is it okay to pray for sports?” The idea being, …

This past week, I was going through various Catholic content online, and I was struck by some interesting realizations. Many were willing to talk about …

The question was posed is it arrogant to think that my religion or any religion is the one true faith. Underlying this question is the …

Like attracts like. To attract what you want in the opposite sex, you have to become that which compliments those qualities. Desperation attracts chaos and …

There are three broad categories of preaching. There are homilies that inspire and console, those that educate and enlighten, and those that challenge and correct. …

The purpose of eating a meager diet is not to destroy the natural enjoyment that one has for food, but to moderate it according to …