In a world that is all about saving money on the things we buy, is there a better way when we find ourselves in front of the "temple treasury"?

It's all too easy to slide into just living up to the "status quo" in a life of faith, but is that actually possible with the two great commandments?

Bartimaeus is seeking the Lord in the Gospel- and nothing will stop Him. Can we be so determined in seeking Him out?

We are so used to taking in everything we can get our hands on- and James and John do the same. Maybe its not about that drinking in though...

So many things to own, to buy, and to have! What does Jesus have to say about these things?

Statistics show us being lonelier than ever before... can the Catholic view of marriage tell us why this might be happening?

If someone challenged you to share your faith in an inviting way, could you do it?

What does greatness look like in the life of a disciple? Is it compatible with what we are called to be at all?

Is this what I signed up for? Likely the disciples had that question on their minds whenever Jesus told them to take up their cross. What does that mean whenever we encounter our crosses?

The Divine Physician doesn't just heal ills so long ago- so what does His healing hand do these days for us?