~The Three Prayers

  What [Arendt] called “the banality of evil” was the inability to hear another voice, the inability to have a dialogue either with onese...

Ever since I first saw a picture of the terracotta warriors that guard the grave of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, I have hoped ...

This is a continuation of yesterday's post about All the Light We Cannot See , which we read in our Catholic women's book club last ...

I belong to a Catholic women's book club that has been meeting once a month for several years now. We have read some classics and some d...

Last Fall, I read Thomas Merton's Seven Story Mountain for the second time and found that it had really improved since I was in my ...

I meant to write about something very profound and powerful tonight that probably would have changed your life forever for the better, b...