This past Sunday, The Parable of The Talents (Matthew 25:14-30)  was read as the Gospel reading at Mass. As you may remember, this is the story in which “The Master” entrusts his servants with his property. One servant is given …Read More →

Why does God let bad things happen? Why am I going through this? What does this mean for me? … Do these questions sound familiar? You’re not alone. Although we can sometime feel guilty when we question God or doubt …Read More →

In these difficult days, have you noticed that you can feel fine one minute only to feel sad, confused, disengaged, or overwhelmed the next? If so, you’re not alone. What’s the cause?  Believe it or not, you may be experiencing …Read More →

Do you want more from your life? Are you struggling with dissatisfaction in your life or relationships? You’re not alone. We were created for more, yet our fallen nature often causes us to settle for less or holds us back …Read More →

In most households, the word “discipline” suggests an adversarial relationship. My child is “out to get me” and it’s my job to get them under control. Discipleship Discipline directly challenges this antagonistic, fallen, and hopeless view of the parent-child relationship. …Read More →

Memories have a powerful impact on our lives.  They shape how we feel, how we act, and the choices we make.  When painful memories emerge, it can be especially hard to shake the negative feelings that bubble up and the …Read More →

*This post is a continuation of the series based on Catholic HOM—Family Discipleship. Join the discussion in our facebook group. There’s a lot in life that we have to take seriously. A lot to think about, a lot to manage, …Read More →

We try to be our best. We mean well, and when our efforts are misconstrued we feel like there’s nothing we can do. But there’s good news: recognizing the ways that we can grow in no way means that we’re …Read More →

The terms “mental health” and “mental disorder” are extremely common, but research from biological anthropologists are calling into question these definitions in relation to depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. New research published in the American …Read More →

*This post is one among a series of articles discussing the liturgy of domestic church life. For more information, join the conversation on facebook in our group Catholic HOM—Family Discipleship. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it seems every day brings …Read More →