Articles in 'Personal Reflections'
Count Your Blessings: Thanksgiving Reflection
Count Your Blessings: Thanksgiving Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Giving thanks for God's blessings in my life
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Narrow Blinded?
Narrow Blinded?
By Lisa Livezey
Author Lisa Livezey reflects about entering through the narrow door.
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Dogs never forget
Dogs never forget
By Marianne Giltner
Dogs never forget
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Flourishing Forward
Flourishing Forward
By Lisa Livezey
A 1-minute reflection by author Lisa Livezey on planting seeds that last beyond a lifetime.
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St. Teresa of Calcutta’s Thirst
St. Teresa of Calcutta’s Thirst
By Christy Romero
On this week of Thanksgiving, I remember St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta who dedicated her life to serving the poorest of the poor. Her main mission was to satiate the thirst of Jesus. What is your mission? Will you “be the one” to satiate Jesus’ thirst like Mother Teresa did?
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The Hundredfold
The Hundredfold
By Daniel Mark
Keep your interests, keep your faith, and it will come to you the Hundredfold
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Let God save you
Let God save you
By Marianne Giltner
Let God save you
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But Mary stayed. A Reflection
But Mary stayed. A Reflection
By Chase Imoru
A reflection on John's account of the Resurrection as a wrestle with grief and a charge to cling to Jesus, our Lord and our God.
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All things shall pass
All things shall pass
By Marianne Giltner
All things shall pass
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Iona´s Bittersweet Legacy - No Longer Catholic but Ecumenical
Iona´s Bittersweet Legacy - No Longer Catholic but Ecumenical
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
The Scottish island of Iona was the launching pad for the spread of Christianity across western Europe but its Catholic foundation has been replaced by an ecumenical communty.
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Forsaking your Family
Forsaking your Family
By Connor Curley
We must die to ourselves, our backgrounds, and our histories to make way for our new identities.
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A Soul Set Ablaze: Highlights from the John O’Leary Interview
A Soul Set Ablaze: Highlights from the John O’Leary Interview
By Catholic365
An interview with John O'Leary recounts his miraculous survival from a childhood fire, the unwavering faith of his family, and the heroes—both ordinary and famous—who helped restore his hope. He reflects on how emotional healing proved harder than physical recovery, yet ultimately led him to a life of purpose and service.
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MEMORIAL OF SAINT ANDREW DUNG, PRIEST, AND HIS COMPANIONS, MARTYRS
MEMORIAL OF SAINT ANDREW DUNG, PRIEST, AND HIS COMPANIONS, MARTYRS
By Richard Horrell
The Catholic faith reached Vietnam in the 16th century like a seed carried on the wind. It took root in villages and marketplaces, in fishing towns and rice fields. Families prayed quietly in bamboo huts, whispered hymns in the dark, and risked everything to attend the Mass.
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Keep trying
Keep trying
By Marianne Giltner
Keep trying
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Christ the King of Mercy
Christ the King of Mercy
By Katie Zalany
Today’s readings paint us a very different picture of Christ the King. We don’t see a King robed in splendor and majesty today. Rather, we are reminded that our Christ the King emptied himself on the cross, and extended mercy to the thief beside Him.
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Sacrifices of Praise
Sacrifices of Praise
By Richard Maffeo
It's easy to praise God in good times. But what about when times are hard?
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The Story of Saint Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr: It is a great one.
The Story of Saint Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr: It is a great one.
By Richard Horrell
Saint Cecilia was a young Roman virgin of the second or third century who consecrated her life to Christ in a pagan world. Forced into marriage, her courage and purity converted her husband Valerian, his brother Tiburtius, and even their executioner. She suffered martyrdom around the year 230, surviving attempts to suffocate her before preaching the Gospel for three days after a failed beheading.
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