AI – Through a Moral Lens
For 17 years, I taught moral theology and canon law at the Major Seminary, St. Mary of the [...]
Lent and the New Creation in Christ
Scripture Reflections The First Sunday of Lent situates us within the great theological arc of salvation history: [...]
The Many Joys of Lent
Considering Lent as a time of joy seems like an oxymoron. Lent conjures images of solemnity and seriousness. [...]
We Were Born to Do This
Recently, I spent time with a group of Catholic teenagers. Almost without exception, they had smartphones, and their [...]
Irving Ibarra, St. Sebastian, Milwaukee
Inspired by the rich traditions of the Church and by his particular love for Our Lady of Guadalupe, [...]
Lessons in Mercy From the Very Young
I have nannied on and off over the past eight years and let me tell you, sometimes I [...]
The Sustenance of Grace-Filled Gestures
FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Isaiah 58:7-10 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 Matthew 5:13-16 Eric works as an EMT in [...]
Catholic School Essentials Seen in Hearts
Herald of Hope During this Catholic Schools Week, it is with fondness that I recall my own [...]
Body of Christ: Dashal Young, Church of the Gesu, Milwaukee
Body of Christ Whether he is communicating, connecting or listening to others within the greater Milwaukee community, [...]
The 2026 Fasting Experiment
Real Life. Real Faith This is the beginning of the story of the 2026 Fasting Experiment. It [...]