The Full Bowl by Kathy Snider
During the long time of lockdown, I found myself along with the rest of the world in an unsettled inner and outer place. We were isolated,...
04
Oct
30
Sep
The Alms of Words by Catherine Doherty
Millions in our dark and fearsome days do not know God. But the fate of our own world and civilization and of our own eternal...
Prayer to St. Joseph by Mary Beth Mitchell
Beloved St. Joseph, courageous protector of Mary and Jesus, strong shoulder to lean on, encouraging heart of mercy, teacher of wisdom, man of joy, humble...
23
Sep
What Is Your Top Priority? by Fr. Denis Lemieux
The Sunday Gospel for September 26th, 26th Sunday Ordinary Time Year B, Mark 9:38-48 Dear Readers: I’ve started to think of my Restoration articles this year not...
20
Sep
God Works Through Our Weakness by Pope Francis
Joseph saw Jesus grow daily in wisdom and in years and in divine and human favour (Lk 2:52). As the Lord had done with Israel,...
Loved But Little-Known by Catherine Doherty
St. Joseph is patron of the universal Church and the patron of a happy death. Many people have a simple, direct devotion to him, but...
13
Sep
My New Friend by Rae Stanley
I am a convert to Catholicism from nominal Protestantism, and there are huge gaps in my ability to deeply embrace the riches of the Faith....
09
Sep
The Carpenter’s Car by Martin McDonald
How do we know if God has answered our prayers through the intercession of a particular saint? Do all saints give a sign like the...
Do You See St. Joseph as Human? – Part 2 by a staff worker
Then one night Joseph had a dream. Suddenly, they were told not to go home. Already there were designs on the life of this Child. Imagine...
02
Sep
Do You See St. Joseph as Human? – Part 1 by a staff worker
Do you really see Mary and Joseph as human? Do you see them not only as saints highly exalted in splendour in heaven but also...