By Patrick Schmadeke “Early in life, all things seem possible. In mid-life, many things seem probable. Eventually, one thing seems …Read More
Father John Meier shed light on John’s Gospel
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Eucharist: The mystery of faith
By David Pitt As I was driving past a cemetery years ago, I recall being startled by a glint of …Read More
Exploring the complexities of some well-known saints who inspire us
By Mara Adams SAU Theological Perspective October is a beautiful month in the Midwest: the trees are sporting their fall …Read More
Revivifying the common good
By Greg Cusack (Both The Catholic Messenger and The National Catholic Reporter have recently featured stories regarding the major recommendations …Read More
Discerning the presence of the Holy Spirit
By Patrick Schmadeke Come Holy Spirit, Fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your …Read More
Truly Catholic health care, a return to what’s what
By Dr. Tim Millea Catholicism is related intimately to the history of health care. St. Basil the Great is credited …Read More
Nourished at Mass by the Word and at the altar table
By Ella Johnson I remember a conversation I had with my spouse about 14 years ago, when we were at …Read More