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I Believe! ... Right?
We believe in the True Presence! … But, do we? Really? Stephanie Stovall reflects on how believing in the Eucharist can be challenging.
Browsing: Belief
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From Sticks to Stunning
When Roxane Salonen’s hydrangea plant returned to life against all odds, she found parallels to the hope and new life God brings.
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Go Ahead and Be a Martha
Hostess concerns aside, Martha did become a saint. Patti Maguire Armstrong explains why it’s good to be a Martha.
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What happens when Christian dialogue ignores the Creed?
Marlon De La Torre proposes that when we engage in Christian dialogue, we must always begin with the Creed.
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Hard Teachings
Amanda Villagómez considers the points of tension between secular trends in thought and Church teachings that challenge parents today.
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Can I Master Belief?
Lisa Hendey considers the example of St. Thomas the Apostle as she ponders her own willingness to believe.
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Seeing with the Eyes of Faith
Melanie Jean Juneau uses a scene from the Chronicles of Narnia to illustrate a truth about God.
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Being Catholic in a Secular World
Andrea Bear shares her experience as a Catholic working in a secular world and how acknowledging her faith has helped her become a better educator.
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The Truth about Smart Kids and Faith
In this CM Hangout on Facebook Live, Ginny Kochis examines how to keep your intelligent children engaged in the faith.
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Can Your Faith Take It?
Christina Nagy offers hope through an enlightening paradox, revealing that there is more to moments of weak faith than meets the eye.
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Let Christ rip the rug up from under you
Melanie Jean Juneau asks, ” Am I really Christ-centered or do I live egocentrically, basically functioning psychologically the same as an unbeliever?”
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The Darkness of Mother Teresa and the Revival of Belief
It is not in our fullness but in our hunger and thirst that we revive the belief of others, as it was for Saint Teresa of Kolkata. Sr. Margaret Kerry, fsp recalls the saint’s influence on her ministry to city children.
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Apologists, Theologians, Catechists: Wake Up!
Bishop Robert Barron learned that studies show intellectual objections figure prominently when these drifters are asked why they abandoned their faith. He encourages those who teach and defend the faith to rise to the challenge.
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Dangerous Disbelief
Disbelief is dangerous because it leads us down a path that is full of assumptions and lacking authentic wisdom, Jason Weirich notes.
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The Mystery of God: Who God Is and Why He Matters
Bishop Robert Barron reaches into our rich intellectual tradition to teach us how to turn the tide of secularism and draw people back to God in his new video series, The Mystery of God.