“My great obligation is to God, and to seek His will carefully with a pure and empty heart. Not to try to impose my own order on my life but let God impose His. To serve His will and His order by realizing them in my own life. This mean certainly a deep consent to all that is actually and manifestly His will for me.” – Thomas Merton
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Forty days after the Resurrection, the disciples still don’t get it. Which is something I like about the disciples; they love Jesus and are ... -
Richard of Chichester, also known as Richard de Wych, was born in 1197 in Worcestershire. He came from a noble family, but because his eldes... -
Today Pope Leo XIV released his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas , addressing technological changes and how humanity must always be p...
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