Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was one of the most recognizable Catholic voices of the twentieth century. Millions heard him on radio and television, especially through his enormously popular program Life Is Worth Living. He was a gifted preacher, teacher, author, and evangelist whose ability to explain the Catholic faith made complicated theological truths accessible to…
Every family experiences change. Children grow into adults. New babies reshape the rhythms of the home. Parents age. Grandchildren arrive. Family members move away. Some relationships flourish, while others become strained through misunderstandings, difficult conversations, or choices that lead loved ones down unexpected paths. While no family remains exactly the same, the question is not…
Every family eventually reaches a moment when someone chooses a different path. It may be an adult child who no longer practices the faith. A sibling may embrace values very different from those they were raised with. A loved one may make decisions that leave the rest of the family heartbroken, confused, or uncertain about…
The world tells us Christmas is a time of joy, light, laughter, and reunion. But for many, the holiday season brings with it an aching emptiness. A seat at the table that is now empty. A name unspoken that once filled the room. An echo of laughter, now gone. If this is your Christmas of…
Life can change in an instant: a diagnosis, a job loss, an unexpected cross. Even when everything looks stable on the surface, we often carry hidden fears about the future. Yet as Christians, we are called to a hope that doesn’t depend on circumstances. A hope that is not wishful thinking or naive optimism, but…
Many single adults find themselves wondering when or if their “Mr. or Mrs. Right” will appear. The waiting period can be difficult, often filled with moments of frustration, loneliness, or even despair. But what if this season of singleness isn’t simply a time of waiting for your future spouse, but an opportunity to become the…
The holiday season is often described as the “most wonderful time of the year,” filled with joy, family gatherings, and celebration. But for those grieving the loss of a loved one, the holidays can feel overwhelming and bittersweet. Whether your loss is recent or years past, the holidays can bring an acute sense of longing,…
When we think of grief, it’s often associated with the death of a loved one. However, grief takes many forms and can arise from a variety of losses. Whether it’s a job loss, the end of a significant relationship, a life transition, or even unmet expectations, these experiences can bring a deep sense of sadness…
In the month of March, we’d like to focus on the power of forgiveness whether that is forgiving others or being forgiven. Through the practice of forgiveness, we can see how it has a great influence on our relationships with family members, friends, and colleagues. To seek forgiveness is a humbling experience, and forgiving wrongdoings…
Unfortunately, we are seeing a growing separation of couples through divorce, and while it may present a challenge to discuss with your children, it is important nonetheless. In this article, we want to share some ideas of what to do when there is a divorce in the family or within a friend group. In particularly…
For couples living out their vocation in marriage, tough times will come and go. When things get particularly difficult, it is essential to turn to God in prayer for strength. It can also be helpful to look to those who have gone before us. Here are five examples of holy marriage lived out by saints….
On the rollercoaster of life, sometimes we forget to make time to keep the flame of romance alive in marriage. In theological terms, the love between spouses is permanent, exclusive, public, and fruitful. In practical terms, a lot of this love is manifested in the day-to-day reality of small sacrifices, caring for children or the…