Between Amens — Living our faith like a run-on sentence
byThis column is called “Between Amens” because I generally like to reflect on the connections between everyday life and the liturgy. There are certainly…
This column is called “Between Amens” because I generally like to reflect on the connections between everyday life and the liturgy. There are certainly…
My life journey has taken me to several countries, and I have lived for a prolonged period in five of them. I have worked…
I believe that when asked to think of individuals who have given their lives to service, saints would be at the top of many…
The status quo is not okay. Kentucky has the sixth-highest poverty rate in the entire country. At 16.5%, we’re just three points behind Mississippi’s…
“The spiritual struggle, then, leads us to look closely at those vices that shackle us and to walk, with the grace of God, towards…
In October 2021, Pope Francis opened the Synod on Synodality as a multi-year initiative to foster dialogue, listening and discerning where God is calling…
As a graduate student, I heard a fascinating lecture by Nobel-prize-winning chemist Roald Hoffmann on his “side project,” a chemical/historical exploration of indigo dye….
Last month’s column suggested that readers use the dreary month of January to spend some time assessing their finances in light of the excellent…
“Late have I loved you, O Beauty ever ancient, ever new, late have I loved you! … You called, you shouted, and you broke…
Want a sure bet? The best discounts on televisions will take place every January like clockwork? Check. Fish fries will abound in Lent? Count…