A Word to Enkindle: Stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Read!
A Word to Enkindle, April 19, 2020
As we move further into this global program of “social distancing” because of COVID-19, millions around the world are trying to figure out what to do with all the time they must now spend in isolation at home.
A Word to Enkindle: The faith of the first followers, and ours
A Word to Enkindle, April 10, 2020
We should offer hymns of thanks to the God who orchestrated all this for love of us.
A Word to Enkindle: Teachers and students, seize the moment!
A Word to Enkindle, April 07, 2020
What lessons can we learn at this time of distance learning?
A Word to Enkindle: Faith in the time of two quarantines
A Word to Enkindle, March 27, 2020
Let us, then, entrust our fears in prayerful silence to the divine Physician, who alone can calm our anxious hearts.
A Word to Enkindle: Fasting in the Rule of St. Benedict during Lent
A Word to Enkindle, March 21, 2020
Love fasting. Discern it well. Share it with those you can trust to tell you want they really think. And see you at Easter!
A Word to Enkindle: The faith of a Catholic woman in Auschwitz
A Word to Enkindle, March 06, 2020
Paraclete Press published the translation of a Jewish-Catholic woman’s experience in the death camps.
A Word to Enkindle: We are More than the Sum of our Parts
A Word to Enkindle, February 22, 2020
I recently finished a fascinating book by Norman Doidge on neuroplasticity, “The Brain that Changes Itself.”
A Word to Enkindle: Discussing Prudence, Providence and Proper Discernments
A Word to Enkindle, February 07, 2020
Focused reflection on this neglected virtue yields some fascinating and salutary insights.
A Word to Enkindle: Jägerstätter, a martyr for our times
A Word to Enkindle, January 22, 2020
The history of Bl. Jägerstätter is the story of someone who followed his conscience against all the currents in his society.
A Word to Enkindle: Rekindle our longing for the real presence of Christ
A Word to Enkindle, December 20, 2019
What is so important about the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist?
