Amen: Say It Like You Mean It
“Okay,” Jack earnestly responded, as he looked into my eyes and then drank from the chalice. I was serving as a Eucharistic minister at the…
read more“Okay,” Jack earnestly responded, as he looked into my eyes and then drank from the chalice. I was serving as a Eucharistic minister at the…
read moreIt was another Saturday night in our house: The kids were asleep, the dog had been fed, the dishes were done. Finally, it was just…
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Busted Halo explains the significance of the Lenten season of prayer, fasting, and giving, and how you can make the most of this time of repentance and renewal.
read moreThere are a bunch of possibilities here. Most importantly, lead by example and speak up about the issues that are important to you when you can.
read moreLast summer, our family was living abroad when tragedy struck: My 6-year-old daughter was seriously injured in a fall and had to spend several days…
read moreA caller named Susan asks, “Why don’t Catholics smile at Mass?” Susan explains that she is Lutheran, but recently attended a Catholic Mass and noticed that nobody was smiling. Father Dave points out that we don’t need to have smiles on our faces to experience joy. He also explains the theological distinction between the transcendence of God and the immanence of God, and how some people express their joy in different ways. Original air 1-17-18
read moreQuestion: Why is St. Paul called an Apostle? He wasn’t one of the 12 Apostles that Jesus picked. The word apostle comes from the Greek apostolein, meaning sent…
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