Can the creature ever fully comprehend the Creator?

Mother St. Teresa’s sister said that the saint’s “secret gift is that she is free to be nothing; and, therefore, God can use her for anything.”

Dr. Tom Dorsel reflects on the servicemembers of his family who served in WWII.

Fatherhood has been difficult from the dawn of creation.

Another way of putting it is that mothers are happy to be with their children, whenever children need them.

For at least six millennia, philosophers have assumed we are made up of body and spirit (or soul) and then argued which took primacy over the other.

Jesus was great at irresistible communication in a holy and perfect way. Read on to learn how to communicate like Jesus.

When have you felt closest to the Lord?

Here are a few practical thoughts to keep Christmas under control this year.

“If you cannot find Christ in the beggar at the church door, you will not find him in the chalice.”

God intended us to fully engage ourselves in the beauty and wonders of the human adventure — along with its risks and temptations.

A challenge from the outsetFirst of all, the Holy Spirit is more di...

I'm going to go big like St. Augustine and ponder the Trinity!

Today at Mass my eyes were immediately drawn to the large crucifix hanging behind the altar.

We have to empty ourselves of deadly elements – waste and toxins fed to us by our culture, society and the media — to sustain our souls.

This simple doorman acquired such a reputation for prayer and healing that thousands flocked to see him.

"If you are struggling with the social side of school, building your own particular strengths and skills and reach out to other strugglers."

Dr. Tom Dorsel tackles the key points of Fides et Ratio and tells us why reading through the encyclical is a worthwhile endeavor.

Every Mass, we witness the most incredible miracle: the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

God is timeless, above and beyond all time and space, without beginning or end, alpha and omega.

An old metaphor to help us understand our relationship to God beyond the restrictions of Lent.

"So where is God, then?"

Some years ago, a student in my psychology class sighed in anguish, “Don’t make me think, just give me the answer.”

Amid the celebration of the birth of Jesus is the untold love story that was Joseph and Mary.

I’d like to ponder the “Word of God,” the Father, I presume.