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Tips for Grandparents

Sue Stanton June 7, 2019

As a link between past and future, it is the grandparents who plant the seed, knowing full well they may not see the fruit of their harvest.

Michael Vanderburgh is a people person. A self-described extrovert, he thrives on connection and communication with others, no matter what their backgrounds or particular station in life might be. Case in point: When Vanderburgh sat down with St. Anthony Messenger at a restaurant just outside of Dayton, Ohio, for the first of multiple interviews, he asked the waitress, “So, what’s good here? ” A warm smile formed on his face as the waitress recognized him from the previous week and, smiling herself, replied, “Oh, pretty much everything. “

Reel Time with Sister Rose

Rose Pacatte, FSP May 2, 2019

UglyDolls
A factory produces different kinds of felt dolls, and all of them must pass through quality control inspection. When a doll is deemed imperfect, it is sent to a hidden and remote inlet along the shoreline called Uglyville.

A Voice for Justice

Susan Hines-Brigger April 28, 2019

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.

The Flip Side of the Joyful Mysteries

Martin Pable, OFM Cap April 28, 2019

A shadow hovers over the joyful mysteries of the rosary. In it, we can find parallels to our own lives.

Lent with Richard Rohr: The Scapegoat and Scapegoating

Richard Rohr, OFM April 19, 2019

Good Friday | Readings: Isaiah 52:13-53:12; John18:1-19:42

REFLECTION

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Lent with Richard Rohr: The Two Loves Are Not Separate

Richard Rohr, OFM March 29, 2019

Friday of the Third Week of Lent | Readings: Hosea 14:2-10; Mark 12:28-34

Film Reviews with Sister Rose

Rose Pacatte, FSP March 27, 2019

Dumbo
World War I has just ended. Holt (Colin Farrell) has returned to his job at the circus after losing his left arm in battle. While he was away, his wife died. Since then, his daughter, Milly (Nico Parker), and son, Joe (Finley Hobbins), have been staying with kind circus performers.