commeNTARY BlogCommentaryOpen Window What we did on our beach vacation (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerJuly 4, 20214 min read Funnel cakes and fishing and other fun on our trip to the beach CommentaryGuest Commentary The weight of carrying a regret Father Eugene HemrickJuly 1, 20212 min read Regrets also possess a positive side, they humble us, teaching us that we are not the strong person we desire to be. They are reminders of how easy it is to commit undesirable acts that cause us to weep. BlogCommentaryOpen Window The generous fisherman Rita BuettnerJune 29, 20213 min read Then a man who was fishing nearby approached us. “I really want to see them catch something,” he said. BlogCommentaryOpen Window Summer festivities and fun (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerJune 25, 20213 min read Late on the afternoon of Father’s Day, I said, “I wonder whether I should make cupcakes….” CommentaryFeatureQuestion Corner Pray for Satan?/Mass vessels and vestments Father Kenneth DoyleJune 24, 20213 min read Father Kenneth Doyle fields questions about praying for Satan and Mass vessels and vestments. BlogCommentaryOpen Window Dreaming of a slower, gentler summer Rita BuettnerJune 24, 20213 min read May this summer be a restful time of renewal, memory-making, and ice cream. CommentaryIntellect and Virtue ‘Holy God, We Praise Thy Name’ John GarveyJune 21, 20213 min read That’s what is so sweet about my dream — that our children might see me off singing “Holy God, We Praise Thy Name.” If that really happens, it will mean we have succeeded in teaching them the most important lesson in life. They will have kept the faith. BlogCommentaryOpen Window Celebrations, milestones and golden gifts (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerJune 19, 20214 min read I’m really enjoying connecting and reconnecting with people I’ve missed so much over the past 15 months. BlogCommentaryOpen Window When they grow up Rita BuettnerJune 17, 20212 min read It was a summer evening, and I was home from college. My father and I were taking a walk together through my parents’ neighborhood when we saw a mother and her little girl—maybe 6 or 7 years old—walking on the other side of the street. My father waved, and the woman waved back. “Look!” my […] CommentaryGuest CommentaryUncategorized The saving gift of fatherhood Timothy P. O’MalleyJune 17, 20214 min read I expected fatherhood to change the routines of my life. Everyone told me it would. Goodbye, sleep. Hello, collapsing in exhaustion at 8 p.m. What I did not suppose was the way fatherhood would be an occasion for conversion. Previous 1 … 149 150 151 … 288 Next