This article first appeared at: fireupministries.com The one thing we all want, without question, is to be loved by others. Sadly, we assume that we get the love we want by working super hard to hide our flaws and weaknesses from others so that they won’t be repulsed...
Making Our House a Home
This article first appeared at: stpaulcenter.com The description of a Godly woman in Proverbs provides a table of contents for a topical Bible study for women using a wide range of Scripture. My first study, Chosen and Cherished: Biblical Wisdom for Your Marriage,...
They Called Me “Nuke”
This article first appeared at: spiritualdirection.com My co-workers at the large Christian Apostolate where I worked as Director of Strategy Development used to call me “Nuke.” That’s because I was always one irritation away from going off, raining emotional shrapnel...
EWTN: Program Highlights – February 2024
EWTN Program Highlights – October 2021
Embracing the Commitment of Marriage
This article first appeared at: stpaulcentre.com When a man and a woman discern the vocation of marriage, they move from a private promise to each other—I am my beloved’s, and he is mine—to a public engagement. They approach the Church, at least six months before...
Parousia Newsletter | January 2024
Distinguishing Heresy from Schism
This article first appeared at: stpaulcentre.com So what is the difference between a heretic and a schismatic? St. Optatus, another of the great African Christian writers, wrote a surprisingly polite argument against a Donatist named Parmenian, in which he makes the...
When Were the Gospels Written?
This article first appeared at: stpaulcentre.com Modern scholarship tends to date Mark’s Gospel around A.D. 70-75, Matthew around 75, Luke around 80-90, and John around 90-100. In part, these dates rest on the assumption that Mark’s Gospel was written first—a view...
Secular Society Is Worshiping Something, and It’s Not Christ
This article first appeared at: stpaulcentre.com By Dr Scott Hahn with Brandon McGinley Everything that is true of so-called secular societies is true of so-called secular individuals. To refuse to submit oneself to the living God—to refuse to acknowledge,...