When we live in the Spirit, we are able to put the ordinary circumstances of our days in their proper context.
We repeat the mystery of the Incarnation every Sunday at Mass, but do we let ourselves be moved by it?
Saul had many gifts, but lacked the one necessary thing: fear of God. We also need it if we want to maintain our peace and trust in God.
Zeal is a signature mark of belonging to Christ, but it must be tempered by faith.
Angels are the unseen powers behind nature. By contemplating them, we learn to fix our eyes on heaven.
Priests stand in the office of Christ. By virtue of this office, and not by worldly merit, they are exalted above all other ministers in order to serve God’s people.
We guard the faith by sharing It. St. John Henry Newman shows us how simple this really is.
The Scriptures reveal history and our own lives to us, who are often blind to the miraculous in our midst.
Looking within ourselves for confidence in the state of our faith is a sure way to lose it.