Day 302: The Pursuit of Wisdom (2023)
Fr. Mike concludes the book of Sirach today and encourages us to continue the pursuit of wisdom. In our reading of 2 Maccabees, we see again the pillage of the Temple and we are re- introduced to Judas Maccabeus. Lastly, in Proverbs Fr. Mike encourages us to resist the temptation to rejoice when our enemies […]
Angels: Fact vs Secular & Protestant Fiction | Fr John Hardon SJ
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If we want to pray like Abraham, we have to trust God’s faithfulness
As we seek to know more about prayer, we can turn to the Catechism of the Catholic Church. While there are many primary sources on prayer and many secondary sources that give helpful summaries of prayer and the spiritual life, the Catechism is second to none in its conciseness and summary of the principal points […]
Fallout from the Pope’s ‘October Surprise’ on the Rupnik case
ROME – Back in 1980, William Casey, then the campaign manager for candidate Ronald Reagan, coined the phrase “October surprise” to refer to the possibility that incumbent President Jimmy Carter might try to do something dramatic, such as freeing the American hostages in Iran, to boost his prospects ahead of the November elections. In the […]
Saint of the day: Abraham Kidunaia
St. Abraham Kidunaia was born in the third century. His parents were very wealthy, and ensured that their son was well-educated. After he finished school, his family encouraged Abraham to get married, but he had other plans — he told his new wife that he wanted to dedicate himself to God and remain a virgin. […]