Commentary & Columns CommentaryGuest CommentaryUncategorized ‘Moby-Dick’ and the online search for identity Brett RobinsonAugust 24, 20203 min read A million comments and tweets appear every second seeking attention, a kindred spirit, a witness. Each communique from the keyboard of users worldwide is one more shout into the abyss waiting for an echo of acknowledgment. Read More BlogCommentaryOpen Window Birds on the nest and end-of-summer fun (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerAugust 21, 20205 min read The birds are taking such meticulous care of their eggs, and then the next thing we know the egg is broken on the cage floor. Read More BooksCommentaryFeatureUnconditional 7 Summer Reading Tips for Stragglers Robyn BarberryAugust 20, 20208 min read I have been teaching English for 14 years and can share with you a few tips that can help your child stop procrastinating and start celebrating the start of the school year. Read More BlogCommentaryOpen WindowRecipes A taste of summer: Strawberry muffins Rita BuettnerAugust 19, 20202 min read I want to hold onto summer for as long as I can, but I can feel it slipping through my fingers. So, I’ve been making strawberry muffins. Read More CommentaryWit & Wisdom A lesson from nature Father Joseph BreighnerAugust 18, 20202 min read Jesus came to tell us that love, not violence, is the answer. For his efforts, he was crucified by the people of his day. Violence if often our reaction. But violence is never the answer. Love really is the only answer. Read More CommentaryThe Catholic Difference Rediscovering the reality of the Eucharist George WeigelAugust 17, 20204 min read Teaching the truth of the Eucharist is thus a task for this moment, turning plague time into a time of renewed faith in the wonder of what we are offered in holy communion. Read More BlogCommentaryOpen WindowRecipes A peachy season, a coffee crisis, a reorganized pantry, and other summer fun (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerAugust 15, 20204 min read It’s peach season, and the peaches that made their way to my kitchen counter seemed not quite ripe enough for a peach cake. But sometimes you just really want peach cake—and you realize you have time to make one. Read More BlogCommentaryOpen Window A tiny sign of hope Rita BuettnerAugust 14, 20202 min read There in the nest was a tiny, perfect egg. Read More BlogCommentaryUnconditional Celebrating 80 years of positivity, generosity, adaptability and faith Robyn BarberryAugust 13, 20206 min read My Aunt Anne has always made me feel like I was one of her grandchildren. In reality, she makes everyone feel special. She is always trying to find a way to share joy with those who need it most. Read More BlogCommentaryOpen Window A saint for TV, a saint for today Rita BuettnerAugust 11, 20202 min read It was Christmas Eve and she was too sick to go to Mass. So, Mass came to her, broadcast live on a wall of her room. Read More Previous 1 … 179 180 181 … 292 Next