Two people go on a contemplative prayer retreat. At the end of the retreat, one says, “I am so disappointed. I was bored, restless, full...
Julian Bond’s death last Sunday ended a rich, action-filled and effective life. As the radio listed all the things he was involved in, right up...
The culture wars in this country reveal a lot of division. Election politics will play on this. There will be talk of the need to...
“So you aren’t going to be a Paulist? Great!” That may seem like an odd reaction for a vocations director. In working through a process...
There is a long history of saying something or someone is not human so that we can be rid of it. When the first settlers...
The boat is called Wayfinder. I sailed on it a week ago yesterday in the waters off Howth in Ireland. It was a perfect Irish...
I like this term, “media literacy.” Most of us are media illiterate in some area. We believe something because of its source. We are pretty...
The cathedral parish, like so many others, is coming closer to the end of summer and the beginning of school. (Say it isn’t so!) I...
We all get hungry physically for food, or at least I do. If I don’t eat at certain intervals, I get hungry. I think of...
A little joke from The New Yorker a few weeks ago: A priest, a surgeon, and an engineer are playing golf. In front of them...
Much attention has been placed on the police these days. But before them it was teachers. And before them it was clergy. And before them...
With a closing Mass on Sunday, June 28, The Paulist Fathers officially concluded service at St. Peter’s Church and the Catholic Information Centre in Toronto,...