A Christmas Litany of Mercy
This little Christmas litany is one I had forgotten I'd written and was glad to find. May we praise you,
Advent is Coming! Time to Read a Good Book!
It's that time of year again, and thank God for it, sez I! Thank God for 26 days in which
The Wind and the Woman and Election Day 2020
Well, it is cold and windy this election day here in New York, and my husband and I stood in
A Royal Invitation is Issued and Accepted
Isn't that a beautiful young couple up there, circa 1957? They're still a beautiful couple 62 years later, but the
Ginsburg; RIP Scalia, RIP; Happy Warriors, RIP
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who passed away this evening after a long and courageous battle with cancer, wrote
St. Hildegard, Doctor of the Church, Embraced God’s Immensities
Lots of people don't realize that though she was beloved since her own time and popularly declared a saint, it
‘Bring your gift of Blackness to the Church…” Gloria Purvis is trying!
Over at the University of Notre Dame's Church Life Journal my old Patheos colleague Sam Rocha is featured interviewing EWTN's
Ven. Pierre Toussaint, Born a Slave, Model of Charity, Pray for Us!
The Archdiocese of New Orleans gives us gives us this lovely portrait of Venerable Pierre Toussaint, whose cause for sainthood
In a Post-Covid-19 World, Everything Will Be Different
I was pondering, today, the idea that once retail stores open, people will be less willing -- perhaps unwilling at
Draw a Line: Let’s Not Let Ideologies Interfere With Medical Research and Discussion
"These days, politics seems to dictate that if one party says, “The sky is blue,” the other party is obligated