Dealing with Addiction in Ministry
Deacon Dan Giblin
Noah was tired. He had built the ark, populated it with two of every living creature, survived the flood,...
Two Orders in Unity
Father Gregory Rothfuchs
It is one of the great ironies of the Second Vatican Council that the document that restored the ancient...
Called to Mission
Deacon Steve Greco
When I was ordained to the permanent diaconate for the Diocese of Orange, California, I understood my vocation was...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
Spiritual House Cleaning
Susan Kehoe 0
Memento mori: Remember you must die. The Lenten journey begins with the faithful receiving ashes as a stark reminder... Read More
