It’s Complicated
When I was a young man, I took a trip to the Grand Canyon and rode from the top to the basin on a mule. We reached the bottom in the late afternoon. I had supper, a really good cup ...
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Editorial: Beyond Thoughts and Prayers
Thoughts and prayers are always immediately offered following a mass shooting or other deadly event. But how do we turn that into action to help prevent the next incident?
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The Flip Side of the Joyful Mysteries
A shadow hovers over the joyful mysteries of the rosary. In it, we can find parallels to our own lives.
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A Voice for Justice
Patty Crawford went up against Baylor University after hundreds of women bravely came forward with sexual assault allegations. Her faith is what got her through.
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Mary, Our Muse
Many people look to Mary for spiritual guidance and nourishment. She’s also a source of inspiration for this artist.
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Saint Thomas, Beyond Doubt
Traditionally, he is called “Doubting Thomas.” Yet doubt is a wound that each of us shares. It is not necessarily a fatal wound, nor is it a flat-out rejection of our faith. I can picture myself that evening having a ...
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