It’s sad to note that some people simply cannot be pleased. That is exactly what Jesus exposed in Gospel reading of September 16, Memorial of
Category: Editorial
Psychological maturity and the spiritual life
We often recognize physical age without recognizing emotional maturity. Someone can be forty yet react to criticism like a child, while another quietly accepts disappointment,
Developing Effective Vigilance
The parable of the ten virgins (cfr. Mt 25,1-13) reminds us of our need to develop an effective way of being always vigilant. This, of
When the tragedy of suicide happens
The death of a loved one through suicide is among the deepest sorrows a family can experience. It often leaves behind grief mixed with guilt,
Resolving conflicts in a charitable way
Differences and conflicts are woven into the fabric of human life. Yet we are called to live in communion with one another, urging us to
The “Big Picture”
Modern life confronts us with an endless stream of concerns, decisions, opportunities, and distractions. Every day demands our attention through work, family responsibilities, social obligations,
Big things start small
Some people approach life the way toddlers approach an all-you-can-eat buffet: one gigantic plate, zero strategy, and complete confidence that nothing could possibly go wrong.
Mental health needs spiritual health
Nowadays, mental health clinics are becoming more common. More people, especially the young, seek help for anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, and other emotional struggles. This
A Deterrent and an Incentive
One of Christianity’s most profound yet often forgotten truths is that no believer lives in isolation. Through Christ, we become members of one Body, united
On the paths of providence
When Christ sent his apostles to proclaim the Gospel, he did not simply give them a mission. He gave them a way of life. “Heal