The conclusion of a 6-part Lenten conversation about the self-phone culture that makes it hard for us to live according to our nature, particularly by separating us from our relationship with our body.

A conversation about the self-phone culture that makes it hard for us to live according to our nature, particularly by stealing us away from the otherwise wonderful experience of time. 

A conversation about the self-phone culture that makes it hard for us to live according to our nature, with its call to live in communion with one another as man and woman.

A conversation about the self-phone culture that makes it hard for us to live according to our nature, attentive to what is happening in the all-important meantime.

 A conversation about the self-phone culture, which disintegrates my life, making it difficult for me even to know where my heart is, let alone how to meet God there.

A conversation about the self-phone culture, which tends to reduce our desire for more, that is, for eternal life.

Young people are being sold a lie about where they come from, who they are, and where they're going. But some are being restored to the truth by the Sacred Scriptures.

The replacement of Judas by Matthias is a sign that Christ never abandons His Church. And it's also an invitation to love God, not only in word, but in deed and in truth.