The Incorruptibles…and the curious case of Sister Wilhelmina Faith Matters Whenever my nephew plays the game “Two Truths and a Lie,” he likes to state that he was once an altar server in St. Peter’s Basilica. Read More
A Summertime ode to leisure Faith Matters Summer is celebrated as a time of leisure in many of our songs, such as “Summertime, and the livin’ is easy.” Read More
A pope, an angel and a stigmatist Faith Matters God’s own 20th Century Eucharistic Revival. Read More
The Lure of Religious Goulash Faith Matters As my oldest daughter nears her teen years, I find myself talking to her about the opening chapters of the Bible. Read More
The Rhythms of Christmas and Our Experience of Eucharist Faith Matters Christmas Eve in Canada, 1968. I remember sitting on the floor in our darkened living room. Read More
The Ghost and Aquinas Faith Matters Halloween is on the horizon, which means that images and costumes of ghosts are filling our television screens and streets. Read More
Speaking Life Faith Matters I have been reflecting on what it means to be fully “pro-life” as Catholic Christians. Read More
“Containers of the Uncontained God” Faith Matters The more Eucharist we receive, the more we become like Jesus. Read More