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54Stories of Faith - March 11, 2025In His Time: Trusting God’s Quiet Work in Everyday Life
God is transcendent. I have believed this my entire life, and have always known that He is present in my life and...
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51Stories of Faith -God’s Timing and Relinquishing Control
As a senior in high school, there are moments where life can be hectic.
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77Uncategorized - March 6, 2025Adoramus te Christe
“There is nothing so great as the Eucharist. If God had something more precious, He would have given it to us.”
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62Ministry -Rooted in the Eucharist, Bearing Fruit in the World
It might be tempting then to reduce Dorothy Day to a figure of social and political action. But that would fail to...
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69Mission -Eucharist in the Mission Field
In the mission field strength and solace can be hard to find.
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90Evangelization -Becoming Eucharistic Missionaries
The Mass is the real and mystical entering into the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth.
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74Uncategorized -Living our faith out loud during Lent
Christianity isn’t the default societal norm anymore, and that means it’s time to step up. What the world needs now are bold,...
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111Uncategorized - February 27, 202547 Years of Dedication
Pam began her work at Times Review on July 18, 1977, during a time when parish bulletins and diocesan newspapers were essential...
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126Stories of Faith -Connecting with Jack Socha
For several years now, Jack’s role has been recording, editing and sending off the show once a week to two Catholic networks.
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129Catechesis -The Ache for Christ
“Am I more like Jesus this year than I was last year?”
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131Catechesis -Sacred Silence
More than one philosopher has observed that since men have two ears but only one mouth, we ought to listen twice as...
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123Catechesis -Eucharistic Encounters with the Living Christ
The holy Eucharist is not merely a symbol; it is Jesus Himself—both God and man—Who makes Himself truly and substantially present to...
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206Stories of Faith -Kara’s Journey Home
An encounter with the eucharistic Lord What could coffee, St. Catherine and a campfire possibly have in common? Each represents a defining...
