Have you ever asked yourself the following questions: What drew others to Christ? How did His voice sound? Did He look stern most of the ...

“To know Jesus Christ is to know enough; to know everything and not to know Him, is to know nothing” (St. Louis de Montfort, Love of Eter...

“Only a few people are ever given the opportunity to actually see how much they are loved. And that’s what this whole ordeal has been for...

If you have ever lost anyone that you loved, a family member or friend, or anybody for whom you had a real care and affection, you have a...

Our senses tell us so much about our God. We gaze at a sunset; we contemplate a beautiful face or the breath-taking immensity of the ocea...

Happiness. It’s what we’re all looking for. It’s what drives our every action. It’s what keeps us going each day. The desire for happines...

This world is our ship — so says St. Therese of the Child Jesus. Life is like a ship, not just because it’s meant to carry us towards our...

Too many of us live in the past or the future. We are not in the present. Our thoughts, our desires, our affections — they are always els...

There is something incredible, almost ineffable, about interacting with another human being. What is actually happening here?! It is two ...

It is strange that we aren’t fully living unless we are dying each and every day. Life is so paradoxical. If we want to truly live, we mu...

It’s so easy to forget. We kneel down in the chapel so many times, attending Mass, waiting in line for confession, or just making a visit...

“All that God ever does is forbid things. Don’t do this; don’t do that. And it’s the same with His Church. We’re always being told that t...

Imagine a world where you’re almost always lonely and nobody really understands you…oh, no wait, never mind…you actually live in that wor...

It’s quite extraordinary. When we die and go before the judgment seat of God, the devil (or whoever will be the prosecutor), will not be ...

It’s Friday, the last day of your long week. You look down at your watch. Five ‘o clock on-the-dot. “Finally”, you sigh internally, becau...

This is the first part in a series on art - it's meaning and importance for man, society, and the Faith. The word “art”, for the postmode...

What is Acies all about? You might have already asked this question yourself. If you’re reading this, there’s a pretty good chance you ha...

“And so, at daybreak on the morning of my first flight with the mails, I went through the sacred rites of the craft, and I felt the self-...

As I sit and review the year – the experiences I’ve had, the things I’ve accomplished, and most importantly, the things I’ve learned, one...

Night has descended on the desolate, cold prairie. The vaulted night sky, painted with the encouraging stars, is obscured with dreary, he...