Getting Things Done – Day 23, 30 Days with Teresa of Avila
What does St. Teresa of Avila have to say about getting things done? Find out in today’s excerpt and reflection from 30 Days with Teresa of Avila.
What does St. Teresa of Avila have to say about getting things done? Find out in today’s excerpt and reflection from 30 Days with Teresa of Avila.
Do you know where each of the archangels is mentioned in Sacred Scripture? Did you know that, besides the prayer to St. Michael, there are prayers for the other two archangels? Find out where the archangels are mentioned and what those prayers are on this Feast of the Archangels.
Can I Trust Father Thomas Keating? “Open Mind, Open Heart” Book Review Trappist Abbot Thomas Keating is one of the foremost promoters of the practice
Should we name our guardian angels? What does the Church say about this? Find out when Father John Bartunek addresses this question…just a few days before the Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels on October 2nd.
Who are the peacemakers? And, what qualities do they have? Find out as Fr. Gabriel of St. Mary Magdalen reflects on this beatitude which Christ proclaimed in His Sermon on the Mount.
What did advice did St. Teresa of Avila give her brother on “the discipline” and moving into the prayer of quiet? How do acquired and infused contemplation differ? Dan Burke and Melissa Elson explain in this Divine Intimacy Radio Show on Dan’s book 30 Days with Teresa of Avila.
What does the universal call to holiness mean to the family as domestic Church? Liz Estler concludes her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 4 of this four-part series.
Are we living our lives in the right way? Father Michael Najim reflects on whether or not we are doing so and where our true home lies.
What does it mean to be prophet and king in the secular world as part of the family as the domestic Church? Liz Estler continues her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 3 of this four-part series by looking specifically at how parents function as prophets and kings within their domestic Church.
What does it mean to be priest, prophet and king in the secular world as part of the family as the domestic Church? Liz Estler continues her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 2 of this four-part series by looking specifically how parents function as priest within their domestic Church.