Columns
Liturgical considerations during the flu season
As we seem to be in the height of the flu season, the question has been raised as to whether or not we should be sharing the Common Cup or even shaking hands at the Sign of Peace
False liberation: the bitter pill
A major study published Dec. 7 in the New England Journal of Medicine concludes that hormonal contraception increases the risk of breast cancer for women.
Of parenthood and childhood
During Advent and Christmas we accompanied Joseph and Mary through uncertainty and hope to the little town of Bethlehem, through a silent night of anxiousness and joy away in a manger.
2017: The Year of Stanley and Solanus
“The Catholic Church needs priests.”
Yearn for the light of the Son
As the nights of Advent lengthen, may we not only yearn for the warmth of the sun’s rays, but may we truly long for the warmth in our heart that only the Son can give.
Savor the season with your senses
I will never forget a phone conversation my husband, Denny, and I had early on in our relationship.
Culture, Christianity and Christmas
I love to look at beautiful things. Materialism isn’t my vice – I don’t want to own all of them – but when the mundane day-to-day drags me down, I need a burst of beauty to regain creativity.
Living up to our name
“Welcome to Superior – Living up to our name”
Fruitfulness in Faith
Thank you for the warm reception to my joining the Catholic Herald staff! I appreciated the feedback from my first column linking Natural Family Planning with a foundation of navigating life with a faith perspective.