by Peter James | Jun 5, 2024 | Ignatius of Loyola
Generosity originates in the heart of God. Consider what God has made. The Lord didn’t cut corners in creation as expressed in the book of Genesis. The world God has fashioned is lavish and teeming with extravagant abundance. God’s ultimate act of...
by Peter James | Jun 4, 2024 | William Bright
“Shiny Object Syndrome” is a phrase used in business to describe our infatuation with new, trendy ideas. We chase after the latest novel idea until the next best thing comes along to divert our attention. We suffer from Shiny Object Syndrome in American...
by Peter James | Jun 3, 2024 | Melito of Sardis
Melito of Sardis (ca. d-180) was both tough and tender. He had the audacity to make a bold request of the Roman Emperor yet did so nicely. Melito sent his Apology for Christianity (apology means defense) to Emperor Marcus Aurelius in AD 170. His cordial manner in...
by Peter James | Jun 2, 2024 | 3rd Century Hymn
My original baseball card collection is likely buried deep in an Ohio landfill. My mom threw away my cards while cleaning my room out after I left home. Really, Mom? You trashed my Mickie Mantle’s rookie card! She felt so remorseful about it years later that she...
by Peter James | Jun 1, 2024 | Damien
The bishop appealed to local priests for volunteers to serve a remote leper colony in Hawaii. Four priests answered the call, including a Belgium priest who came to the Hawaiian Islands as a missionary in 1864. Joseph de Veuster (1840-1889) adopted the name Damien at...
