Tag Archive: #reflections

To Whom Shall We Go?

A friend of mine, who is a far better Christian than I can ever hope to be, once shared with me that her family sneers at her belief system and lifestyle. She believes in fairy tales they tell her. She’s [read more...]

Mother Adela Galindo’s Closing Presentation: National Eucharistic Congress

Mother Adela’s Galindo concludes the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, speaking to 50,000+ Catholics who gathered in person for five days of celebration and worship, with an estimated 2 million more watching online. Enjoy.

Tim Glemkowski’s Presentation: National Eucharistic Congress

National Eucharistic Congress CEO, Tim Glemkowski, addresses 50,000+ Catholics who came to Indianapolis to celebrate the the True Presence of Christ.

Drew Mariani’s Presentation: National Eucharistic Congress

Relevant Radio’s Drew Mariani delivered a short but poignant message of hope to 50,000+ Catholics on day four of the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN. Here is his speech.

Gloria Purvis’ Presentation: National Eucharistic Congress

Gloria Purvis spoke to 50,000+ Catholics at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN. Here is her full speech.

Sister Bethany Madonna’s Presentation: Eucharistic Congress

Sister Bethany Madonna, of the Sisters of Life, spoke to 50,000+ Catholics on day one of the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, Indiana. Enjoy.

Chris Stefanick’s Presentation: National Eucharistic Congress

Real Life Catholic’s Chris Stefanick spoke to 50,000+ Catholics (and 2 million more online) at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, IN. Here is his full speech. In Chris’ e-newsletter, following the Eucharistic Congress, he wrote… Friends in Christ, One [read more...]

A Prophet and His Native Place

“A prophet is not without honor except in his native place.” It could be the slogan of high school reunions everywhere. I speak from experience — I didn’t go to my high school reunion, but I do live in the [read more...]

The Touch of Christ

For a long time, I didn’t understand why the virtual Masses of the pandemic were so wearisome to me. Theoretically, shouldn’t it be a tired mother’s dream, fulfilling her Sunday obligation from the couch, not having to worry how much [read more...]

The Perfect Storm

I am writing this on a Saturday morning. Saturdays are my writing days, when my husband takes over the kids and the house and I disappear into the office with an enormous cup of coffee and noise-canceling headphones. Saturdays are [read more...]