The Struggle is Real
Sometimes when people begin to write about the Saints, they do so in a way that makes them seem idealized. This habit can tend to leave out the character flaws of the individual while over-accentuating the holiness and virtue they possessed in their lives. It almost seems to minimize theContinue Reading
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Learning to Drive
My youngest daughter is now old enough to begin driving. We have already started looking for a program to enroll her in so that she can do so. It has reminded me of memories of my past. When I began driving, the first thing I had to learn was thatContinue Reading
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What can I do for you?
Here in the first reading for today, we hear from the book of Sirach about Elijah and Elisha. Written between 600 and 700 years after Elijah walked the earth, it shows the lasting impression he had on the people of Israel. He was a prophet of action, calling down theContinue Reading
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The War for Our Souls
Loving those who love us and returning kindness to those who shower us with gifts and praise is pretty straightforward. Jesus continues in His sermon on the mount with the same idea as yesterday, this radical and profound love of God that doesn’t return an eye for an eye. HeContinue Reading
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Eye for an Eye
It can be easy to get angry with someone who is being rude. As a parent, I’ve learned that it is even worse when I see someone being rude to my kids or my wife. I can often “let it slide” when it is just to me, though my feelingsContinue Reading
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Just Keep Swimming
It can sometimes be hard to see God moving in our lives. Jesus has promised that He has gone on to prepare a place for us and that His burden is easy and His yoke is light, but it doesn’t always feel that way. It can even seem sometimes likeContinue Reading
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Picking up Sticks
Here we have moved from the Easter season into Ordinary Time. Sometimes that can almost seem disappointing. With all the extra singing, poetic sequences, and beautiful decorations around our church, Easter and Christmas can seem so profoundly beautiful that it almost makes our hearts ache to see them go. ButContinue Reading
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