Dear Father,
You’ll remember how often I’ve said that being an older brother is the hardest thing I’ve done (and will likely remain so until I become a pare...
You asked me how I’m doing.
To be honest, I am not sure how to answer that. There is so much I could write. Where should I begin? 2020 has been a veritable ...
Blessed are those whose strength is in you,
in whose heart are the highways to Zion.
As they go through the Valley of Baca they make it a place of sp...
I’ve always wondered what happens the day after the world ends. There’s a reason Pride and Prejudice ends with the wedding, Rocky ends in the boxing ring, and ...
I signed up to write this Easter reflection almost two months ago in late February, back when the season of Lent was only just beginning. It was a different ti...
This quarantine is hard, full stop. It is necessary, inevitable, and all the same just plain hard. The swiftness of a change so massive was shocking: in the ti...
Based on “An Ancient Homily for Holy Saturday”,a Homily by St. Melito of Sardis from the Second Century
This Holy Saturday, I askIn wonder: what is happenin...
On Good Friday, Christians remember that an innocent man suffered, that Jesus died miserably on a cross. The fact of innocent suffering is on our minds more th...
