Home is where the seeds of Christ’s love are planted and nurtured.

Jesus shared many parables about growth. Of these, the parable of the mustard seed is a beloved favorite.

Living in the 21st century as a teen is difficult, and social media makes it even more stressful.

Entering into retirement can be just as fun – and just as stressful – as entering into marriage.

In our house, we love our blueberries. Whether in smoothies, homemade jam, cereal or in baked goods, we include them in just about everything.

I got the job! I’m excited about this new opportunity, but I have a case of the first-day jitters.

Walker Percy’s Love in the Ruins is a satirical and humorous depiction of a society that has gone insane.

Raising teens who are responsible, hardworking and confident is a noble and vital task.

Have you ever wondered what to do with all those leftover decorated eggs after Easter Sunday?

With modern couples, both are used to earning and managing their own money.

Unlike every other sacrament, matrimony originates in nature rather than in a distinct creative act of Christ.

Annual recognition events have their place, but workers would welcome more frequent positive feedback.

Reflex snapping, like any form of spontaneous, unwanted behavior, is not the real problem.

A few times a year, usually leading up to St. Patrick’s Feast Day, the wonderful aroma of Irish soda bread fills our house.

I recently retired, but I am not ready to leave the work world. I feel I still have something to contribute.

Around this time each year, we are encouraged by the Church to allow the season of Lent to change us.

Helping teens plan for life after high school is a mighty task.

If you have found yourself restless and uncertain lately, how do you determine where God wants you?

Jesus’ expectations for the way we should treat each other are crystal clear, but sometimes we fall short.

I’m a brand new grandma. This new status got me thinking about the blessing grandparents can be.

We seem to live in a world that rewards the outgoing, extroverted kids who make friends easily.

3 questions to consider before taking the risk.

We can be more effective in our daily tasks if we make ourselves available in the present moment.

Quality alone time is good for our mental and spiritual health, and helps us to be better companions.

Let’s renew our efforts in the upcoming New Year to be present to those in our family.