commeNTARY BlogCommentaryOpen Window What Mother Teresa teaches us about love Rita BuettnerSeptember 4, 20233 min read If we don’t feed ourselves physically, spiritually, and emotionally, we will be depleted—and unable to be what we want to be—what we are called to be—for others. BlogCommentaryOpen Window A trip to the State Fair, the start of school, texting fun, and more (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerSeptember 4, 20234 min read Summer isn’t complete without a trip to the Maryland State Fair. I always enjoy that one final burst of summer fun, spending money and consuming treats with reckless abandon. CommentarySaints Newman’s way of the fathers Mike AquilinaSeptember 4, 20237 min read At the heart of St. John Henry Newman’s conversion from Anglicanism to Catholicism was his study of the early Christians, the fathers of the church. CommentarySports Question Corner: Sports fandom and sin, a little-known U.S. apparition Jenna Marie CooperSeptember 1, 20234 min read It would be wrong to harbor a wish or a desire for anyone’s serious and real harm. It likely would be a sin to, for instance, hope specifically that the star player on the opposite team sustains a career-ending injury, or that some other tragedy would befall the team or its players. CommentaryEucharist Eucharistic Adoration: Doing is good; being is even better Sister Alicia TorresAugust 31, 20233 min read Because I have grown to see Jesus present in the Eucharist, I am more able to see him in my brothers and sisters — especially those most broken and lost ones. CommentarySports The ‘religion’ of football: Searching for the rightly ordered soul Timothy P. O’MalleyAugust 31, 20237 min read I reflect on football in American life as a full, conscious, and active participant in the annual autumn carnival. BlogCommentaryOpen Window A lesson in trust (and a prayer for a new driver) Rita BuettnerAugust 30, 20233 min read Letting your child drive your car is exciting and terrifying. And I found myself thinking about how often God asks us to place our trust not just in him, but in others. BlogCommentaryOpen Window Goodbye summer, hello school, anniversaries, and other fun (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerAugust 27, 20234 min read ~1~ I don’t ever want summer to end. It’s gone by much too quickly. I also need summer vacation to end so we can return to more of a routine. My emotions are always mixed this time of year. Summer is my favorite season, and I want our children to have more time to rest […] CommentaryJournalism Catholic media use is on the upswing Greg ErlandsonAugust 27, 20234 min read Church leaders should want to be in the game, not standing on the sidelines while others control the messaging CommentaryQuestion Corner Question Corner: A priest with grandchildren and a question on tattoos Jenna Marie CooperAugust 26, 20234 min read Provided that he is otherwise suitable, a man can be ordained to the priesthood if he is presently unmarried and willing to commit to a life of chaste celibacy going forward — even if he had been previously married or is a father to children. Previous 1 … 105 106 107 … 296 Next