Behind the Scenes Minis: Licoricia and Glitter Sunscreen
Tracy discusses her love of medieval history, and how much Licoricia’s story surprised her. She and Holly then both discuss the importance of proper sunscreen [Read more]
Tracy discusses her love of medieval history, and how much Licoricia’s story surprised her. She and Holly then both discuss the importance of proper sunscreen [Read more]

The Verge’s David Pierce, Alex Cranz, and Richard Lawler discuss all the gadgets announced at IFA 2023, the next flagship phone events from Apple and Google, and a whole lot more.

The news to know for Friday, September 1, 2023! We’ll tell you what record was broken at the U.S.-Mexico border and what’s being done about it. Also, the U.S. could get closer to universal background checks on guns, even without Congress. We’ll…

Welcome to the second installment of our four-part series with Dale Partridge and Trevor West. In this episode, we continue our discussion on chronic illness, delving deeper into the theme of suffering well, as Christ did. Our conversation points to the parallels between suffering and our life in Christ, shedding light on the transformative power of faith and endurance in the face of physical trials. Join us as we walk through God’s sovereignty over suffering, and understanding this will come as a great comfort in the midst of trying times.

The greatest of all the theological virtues is charity. Fr. Mike explains that charity, or love, is to love God above all things for his own sake and to love our neighbor as ourselves. This includes loving our enemies and also obeying God’s commandments, two actions that are not always easy. Most importantly, today’s readings remind us that true charity is not loving the Father as servants in fear or as mercenaries looking for a reward but rather as his beloved children responding to him who “first loved us.” Today’s readings are Catechism paragraphs 1822-1829.

Today’s readings come from Job 17-19; Psalms 102

Christopher Harding revisits the catastrophic earthquake that levelled much of Tokyo 100 years ago
Meta’s Oversight Board recommended that the company suspend a Cambodian leader’s account, but the company has declined to acquiesce to the request. Plus, X is [Read more]

The news to know for Thursday, August 31, 2023! We’re telling you about Hurricane Idalia’s impact as it pummeled parts of Florida and where it’s headed now. Also, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell seemed to freeze mid-news conference again,…

A desire for the Kingdom of heaven and eternal life is at the heart of the virtue of hope. Fr. Mike breaks down the definition of the theological virtue of hope and explains how it protects us from discouragement and selfishness. By placing our trust in Christ’s promises, we are free to love the people around us and endure all circumstances because we know that God is faithful. Today’s readings are Catechism paragraphs 1817-1821.
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