We know so little about St. Lawrence- and yet so much through the few parts of his life that we know. May he inspire us to virtue.

Aren't all things just vanity in this life, anyways? Perhaps not, if we begin to be rich in what matters.

Pray in a way that you may not do already- first, by praying; second, by being persistent; and third, daring to hope in the promise that your prayer can have an effect! Dare we to hope in that?

We hear from Padre Pio "Pray, hope, and don't worry"... but is that possible?

We can get so used to living in our comfort zone- what does the parable of the Good Samaritan teach us about that- and the call to heaven?

We are all running, likely, but are we running towards or away from the source of all things- and the one who can make us happy?

Peter and Paul are such powerful saints in the Church's history- do we have any hope of being like them at all?

In life we have so many "extraordinary" things that we enjoy- perhaps even some are dreams... what happens when they become ordinary? Should we let the Eucharist become ordinary and "mundane"?

When it comes to the Catholic faith, often it is cast in a bad light as a bunch of "rules" or technical jargon... isn't there more to it?

Pentecost features the Holy Spirit and all of its gifts- but what does that mean for you and I?