Letters - 2016 - Page 2

The flier that we wrote about the upcoming political election (“Protagonists of Our Own History”) made me discover that this was an opportunity to verify Christ. I am more grateful; I am happier now than I was before...

A few months ago, the Crossroads Cultural Center in New York asked Rémi Brague to commemorate Monsignor Albacete by speaking about one of Monsignor’s favorite topics: the relationship between faith and culture...

I was so excited when I was asked to help with the Pilgrimage of Mercy for Florida! The Shrine of Our Lady La Leche is one my favorite places in the world, where I've grown up going to visit and pray ever since I can remember...

We are almost at the end of this Holy Year, the year of Mercy. For me, it has really been a time of Grace, a great gift. A time of change...

My wife is right, as always. As I switch between conservative and liberal media outlets, my political voyeurism becomes almost an obsession; at least she called it that...

Shortly before the Colorado Vacation last summer a friend of mine was justly incarcerated and is now serving a strict probation that is almost a form of house arrest...

Jeremy is a 37 year old married man and father, recently diagnosed with metastatic bone cancer. A small group of us did a fund raising brunch in our parish for this not-so-well-known family in our parish. This is my reflection of how the day went.

The “Yes” of Peter has been incredible for me since the very first time I read it, and having read it several times in these days, I’ve discovered two human positions that are born of, and are understood from, that humanly foolish “yes."

In Louisiana there is a saying that you hear from the time you are born: la bonne vie, which means “the good life."

On Wednesday we had a Crossroads event about gravitational waves that really surprised me...