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As men, we work hard to grow up, make our way in the world, and establish our identity leaders. But it is in surrendering to the Father as a child of the Kingdom, that we discover our greatest purpose and joy.

The simplest encounters can become sacramental when we allow the Father to carry us to a place of healing and renewal.

Regular prayer is often a struggle. In fact, the Catechism of the Catholic Church refers to it as the “Battle of Prayer” (2725-2745).

This is the week that Jesus goes from King to Convict. That’s what happens to Jesus in the two Gospels we read on Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week. He goes from King to convict. Ever wonder why on Palm Sunday after reading about the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, we then read of his Passion?

Lent is a Eucharistic journey of blind faith through a dark world to a vision of Resurrection Morn.

Lent's a journey which can indeed be joyous one. Joyous because it leads us to the WAY. Joyous because it leads to the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior, and to our salvation. Lent leads us joyously back to the WAY.

On October 17th, men from all over the country are invited to learn more about the benefits of a Catholic Men's conference. Thanks to the new national day founded by the CT Catholic Men's Conference. It's called CMC Day or Catholic Men's Conference Day and includes a DIRECTORY of men's conferences from around the USA. If your Diocese conference or information is missing... there's a way to add one too.

The world may come crashing down, but God and his saints build anew from the struggles we face.

Our time away from the Eucharist should lead us to delight in the presence of God , to turn away from the wickedness of the world, and to hope for a future glory that is ours in Christ.

Sometimes a crisis can change our perspective on what truly matters, and how God is truly present in the little things of life.

A look at the power of a mother's legacy on her son, when she passes onto him the virtues and values of a life lived for Jesus Christ.