Hitting the ‘Pause’ Button
Deacon Greg Kandra
“Don’t it always seem to go / That you don’t know what you’ve got / ‘Til it’s gone …”...
Mary, Model of the Diaconate
Father John Singarayer
Every one of us has a role model for our life — perhaps a person, a saint or others...
The Importance of Intellectual Formation
David A. Lopez
Most of us are familiar with the twin cornerstones of monastic life, ora et labora — prayer and work....Coronavirus
Serving the Suffering Church: The Serenity of Surrender
Teresa Tomeo 0
“We are not self-sufficient; by ourselves we flounder: we need the Lord like the ancient navigators needed the stars.”... Read More
Serving the Suffering Church: Planting Spiritual Victory Gardens
Deacon William T. Ditewig 0
During the global wars of the 20th century people were encouraged to plant gardens in every available plot of... Read More
Serving the Suffering Church: The Deacon in Lockdown in New York
Deacon Greg Kandra 1
A couple of times a day I have to get up from my desk, go to the window and... Read More
Serving the Suffering Church: Mobilizing the Power of the Holy Spirit Working through Deacons in a Pandemic
Deacon Michael Oles 0
Every deacon knows that Pope Francis has urged us, the Body of Christ, to go out to the peripheries.... Read More
Serving the Suffering Church: Helping Others See the Works of God
Teresa Tomeo 0
“It is so that the works of God might be made visible through him” (Jn 9:3). As deacon couples,... Read More
Serving the Suffering Church: Disconnection from Those We Serve
Deacon Dominic Cerrato 0
I don’t know about you, but the effects of the novel coronavirus have got me feeling a bit disconnected... Read MoreColumnists
The Deacon’s Role at Baptisms
Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers 0
The past seven months have been unprecedented in the life of the Church. The tentacles of the coronavirus pandemic... Read More
