This Lent Is a Forced Time Out
I finally made it outside for a much-needed run. It was good for my soul. The world looks the same as it always has. Yet…
I finally made it outside for a much-needed run. It was good for my soul. The world looks the same as it always has. Yet…
As an author, I believe in the power of stories. Stories are powerful narratives that we use to reflect and share the values of our…
I had not physically been to Mass in over four months because of COVID-19, and it was wearing on my spirit. The churches in the…
In this unprecedented time of a global pandemic, I find myself unexpectedly in a time of waiting. Waiting to go back into stores that currently…
Like many relationships, the effects of separation are often not understood until after a return. The pandemic and the inability to go to Mass regularly…
It wasn’t supposed to be like this. I proposed to Ann in May of 2019, and within a few months, we decided upon a wedding…
The first email I received from my daughter’s college was one of consolation. John Garvey, President of the Catholic University of America, was letting families…
I’ve been trying to mark each day as different during quarantine life. Friday nights, our family gets takeout to support a local business and watches…
Attending Mass virtually these days can be challenging. We are now a few weeks into this period of quarantine and I have to say that…
“You don’t want the bookshelf to fall on the kids,” my wife said. No, I agreed. I decidedly did not. I was desperately searching for…