A few days ago, I attended a Theology-on-Tap celebration in the Diocese of Orlando which featured a talk given by the illustrious Joseph Pearce. Pearce is literally a ‘gentleman and scholar’. His British idioms, sharp intellect, and refined charm evoke one of my favorite writers, C.S. Lewis, whom Pearce is vaguely familiar with. And when …
Seven years ago, Don Miller wrote a spiritual-memoir titled “Blue Like Jazz” which eventually sold millions of copies. Don’s down-to-earth, bohemian life-style coupled with his breezy writing style attracted tons of young, Evangelical Christians. When I first began to take my faith seriously, “Blue Like Jazz” played a pivotal role in my understanding of God …
I’m excited to meet Bishop John Noonan–formerly an auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Miami–who is now the shepherd of the Diocese of Orlando. How exciting it is to have a new successor to the apostles leading us!
“Find out how much God has given you and from it take what you need; the remainder is needed by others.” – St. Augustine Because I’ve built up a collection of duplicate books and resources, every Friday you’ll have a chance to win one or more of these items, absolutely free, no strings attached. For …
Five years after the death of Pope John Paul II, the world is still unwrapping his lessons. Some of his more pragmatic teachings, like those on the Rosary and ‘the gospel of life’, were quickly studied and discussed. But compared with these teachings, John Paul’s ‘theology of the body’ didn’t receive a ton of immediate …
