Words that Shape the Soul: Detachment Isn’t Indifference
Explore the true meaning of detachment this Lent. Learn how ordered love frees the heart, deepens trust, and guides you toward authentic happiness.
Words that Shape the Soul: Conversion Begins with the Mind
What is conversion? Discover the biblical meaning of metanoia, the role of truth, and how faith and reason guide lifelong spiritual transformation.
Words That Shape the Soul: Remember Who You Are
Explore the power of 'remember' this Lent. Reflect on Scripture, memory, and divine faithfulness as a guide for the heart and soul.
Poems for the New Year: A Season of Faith, Wonder, and Renewal
Discover meaningful poems for the New Year that inspire hope, faith, and renewal. Reflect on new beginnings through timeless poetry and Scripture.
Les Misérables and the Advent of Transformative Love
Discover how Les Misérables reveals transformative love: sacrificial, redemptive, and incarnational, echoing God’s mercy in every season.
Little Women, Big Joy: Gaudete Sunday with the March Sisters
Discover how the March sisters in Little Women show that true happiness comes from selfless giving, spreading big joy all around.
The Power of Faith: Lessons from Mary and Orual
Explore the power of faith through C.S. Lewis’ Till We Have Faces and Mary’s fiat. Discover how trust and surrender illuminate the path even in silence.
Finding Hope: A Star in Mordor and the Light Beyond Despair
Finding hope in Tolkien’s Return of the King: discovering light in darkness and trust in God’s faithfulness that no shadow can touch.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Sloth
The deadly sin of sloth is evident in literature, revealing its spiritual peril through characters consumed by apathy, indifference, and wasted potential.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Lust
Beyond the 21st century, both ancient and modern literature gives examples of the lust in literature with consequences that are still possible today.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Anger
The Catechism defines the sin of anger as a desire for revenge. Here we disect three examples of anger and its repercussions in literature.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: The Sin of Pride
The deadly sin of Pride is known as the first sin, however, literature tells of more of the dimensions sin of pride. Here are three examples.