Recently, I met with seven other Catholics to discuss art and faith. We met in a busy café and spent three hours together. While the conversation was chiefly about art, we also shared life experiences, challenges, faith stories, and big ideas. J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Owen Barfield, Charles Williams, and other 20th century Inklings would often meet at The Eagle and Child in Oxford. While most of today’s focus is on Tolkien’s and Lewis’s grand stories, sometimes read aloud and... Read more
One hundred years later, the Parish Church of St. Jerome sits quietly in “The Heights” neighborhood a short walk from Greenwood. Read more
A Memento Mori spirituality would challenge us to focus on two of the spiritual and corporal works that are particularly countercultural. Read more
Forgiveness helps us to mourn a loss in a healthy manner, and also leads us on the road to find healing and peace. Read more
The domestic church cannot be overestimated. The Catholic Christian family has an outstanding calling to help renew our culture. Read more
What can you do today to live your faith in simple ways? Read more
With these digital audiobooks, Christians and Catholics can remain close to God’s teachings, ideas, and faith. Read more
Survival of any organization—both religious and secular—depends on the recruitment of followers and prospective leaders. Read more
Disintegration of marriage and the institution of family affect every fiber of society. Read more
What would Dorothy say to us today? Read more
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