Mercy. That word seems to pop up a lot these days, especially in Catholic circles where the faithful understand that we are in full swing of the Jubilee of Mercy. Though it is the highlight of the Church at present, mercy is something that we … Continue readingExtending Mercy to {Likely} the Most Difficult Person of All
I recently finished a book that I must share with you. It’s perfect for this Year of Mercy and perfect for all us busy people. You may already be familiar with Fr. Michael Gaitley’s book 33 Days to Morning Glory which guides readers through a … Continue readingThe Year of Mercy and a Consecration to Merciful Love
One of my sisters-in-law is an elementary teacher in a public school. She once told me that one of the ways she subtly spreads a Christian message is by teaching her students that when someone apologizes, they should respond not with “It’s OK,” but instead with, … Continue readingTrue Mercy
Just recently I learned that each month of the year is dedicated to a specific theme, in a similar manner as each Saturday being dedicated to Mary. The Church thinks of everything! The more I delve into truly living the faith in day to day … Continue readingJanuary ~Month of the Holy Name~
On December 8, 2015, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, the Church will commence the jubilee year of Mercy. The order of the liturgical seasons of the church guide us to great things and Advent, in particular, fills us with hope as we anticipate the … Continue readingLord Have Mercy: Living Faith, Hope, and Love in the Year of Mercy