End-of-life decisions are some of the most agonizing heart-breaking. When my mother was dying in the hospital, I was chosen to be her medical power of attorney, which meant that I had to make decisions about her care. It was…
This post might seem more appropriate for the Lent. However, Advent is also a penitential season in the Church. We tend to forget that because of all the gifts, shopping, parties, and food during this time. But just like Lent,…
The first four books of the New Testament (the Gospels) tell of the events of Jesus’ birth, ministry, death by execution, and resurrection. These are historical events, witnessed by many people. As time passed, it became necessary to write down…
The Trinity is the central dogma of our faith. It is the revelation of the ultimate reality of God Who is Three Persons, but One in being. In a sense, all other doctrines and dogmas flow from this paramount belief….
Yesterday we celebrated the feast of All Souls. On this day we remember those who have gone before us in death and pray for their quick release from Purgatory. But it also a day for a memento mori where we…
How do we decide what to want? This is an important question for everyone, but it is particularly important for those who, like many of us, have a great deal of choice. Having a lot of choice does feel a…