
“As I Have Loved You”
It requires no courage to accept the fact that the joy of Christ's love is given to us in the mystery of his Risen Life, which is now our life,...

It requires no courage to accept the fact that the joy of Christ's love is given to us in the mystery of his Risen Life, which is now our life,...

During the twentieth century our world began to explode. Among other things, it hurled particles of itself first into the sky, then into the empty space of the universe. Early...

Fortitude may be defined as that virtue which enables us to face undismayed and fearlessly the difficulties and dangers which stand in the way of duty and goodness. It stands...