Perhaps we are not all called to be a religious in the strict sense of the term, but we are certainly all called to be religious. God created us to know, love, and serve Him so that we may be happy with Him forever in the next life. If we are to serve God, then, … More A Good Religious
In Thomas à Kempis’ Imitation of Christ, we come across some wonderful advice. “Look upon the vivid examples of the holy fathers [or, as he later terms them, “The saints and friends of Christ”], in whom true perfection and religion were most shining, and thou wilt see how little, and almost nothing, that is which we … More The Examples of the Holy Fathers
N.B. The following piece is another contribution from our very wise and dear friend, Mike. Below he makes a heartfelt appeal to all adherents of the “Sola Scriptura” idea, and does a fantastic job refuting their faulty position. May God bless Mike in this great work, and may God have mercy on those poor souls … More Scripture Alone?
As a very wise friend recently wrote, “The only thing that matters is getting to heaven.” This is the criteria by which we must decide which individuals will be permitted to influence our lives. Ask this question–does the particular individual at issue help me get to heaven–and we shall know if that person should be … More Milo
Editor’s Note: Below is another touching piece written by Father William Jenkins. This is one brief and definitely worth sharing 🙂 –TN No one is perfect. Everyone has faults and weaknesses. Everyone makes mistakes. One of the most important lessons parents need to teach–and children need to learn–is to apologize humbly and sincerely when they have done … More Love Means Being Able to Say You’re Sorry
