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We Become What We Consume
“You are what you eat”. Almost all of us have heard this said before, but what if there was something more to that statement. It is obvious that bad foods may lead to a significantly long list of...
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Marriage: For His Glory
Be subject to one another out of reverence for Christ. Wives, be subject to your husbands as you are to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife just as Christ is the head of the church, the...
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Confirmation and an Honest Heart
It’s that time of year again! Lent is a sure reminder to all of us that the celebration of Easter is not too far away. With the coming of Easter is also the coming of a very special sacrament for many...
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Abandoning the Faith – A Step by Step Guide to Apostasy
“Keep the Faith” was a saying that drove me absolutely nuts as a teenager. I can recall how my faithless or borderline faithless classmates used to mockingly say that to me if I was doing something to...
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Fighting Fear
One of the most difficult struggles in my life has been a fight with self worth. Over the years, I’ve suffered with body image and anxiety. I have suffered with negative body image and anxiety for...
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Recollection of Love Calling
The first recollection I have about meeting God happened when I was about 4 or 5; my grandmother took me to choir practice, and the fellowship amongst the choir is a vivid memory that is easy to...
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Discerning the Whisper
The greatest glory we can give to God is to do his will in everything. – Saint Alphonsus Ligouri Newly married and starting fresh is a struggle on its own. In addition to this, lets add living in a...
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A Reflection on Parish Revival
It takes a lot of things to have a faith-filled, joyful, and growing parish community. It takes a lot of work from the priest(s), the secretarial team, and the whole congregation, especially the...
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The Trial of Forgiveness
The patient man hath a great and wholesome Purgatory; who, suffering wrongs, is more concerned at another’s malice than at his own injury; who prays freely for his adversaries, forgiving their offences...
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A Priest Forever
This past weekend, I had the absolute honor and pleasure of attending the Ordination to the Priesthood of one of my great friends, Fr. Stephen Marsh. He was ordained this weekend with three other men....
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