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Billy Robb on the ‘radical call’
My friend and former colleague, Billy Robb, offers a guest post describing a recent lecture of his on the topic of poverty and spirituality, questioning how well he’d measure up to the rich young man...
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Stephanie DePrez on Easter and the order of love
Today, Holy Thursday, my friend and colleague Stephanie DePrez shares a bit about her journey from the University of Notre Dame to Xavier College Preparatory and talks about her role ministering to...
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Wise words from Fr. Michael Himes
An excellent description of the human predicament: “To be human is to be endlessly caught in a web of decisions among partial goods. It involves choosing between shades of grey, seldom if ever between...
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Living what we teach: Authenticity and the Catholic educator
Reflecting on the past year; remembering the bus ride to Kairos 9, the trips to mock trial competitions, the long conversations about college applications with stressed seniors, the eyes of anxious...
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What is the center of your solar system?
If your life is a solar system, what is your sun? Around what do you orbit? What is the source of your light? Your energy? Your vision? Your warmth? What keeps you in a stable gravitational pull so...
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Dave Gregory on Georgetown and Catholic witness
Responding to the recent controversy over the strength of Georgetown University’s Catholic identity, alumnus Dave Gregory shares a personal reflection on how Georgetown shaped his faith and helped him...
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On being a ‘miracle worker’
A few weeks ago I spent the morning with a longtime Catholic educator and administrator who is now the President of a Catholic high school in San Diego. For me, he’s served as a mentor and source of...
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