Next time you encounter a college senior, you will inevitably be tempted to ask, “So what’s your major?” and “So what are you going to
Some heartfelt sympathy is in order for St. Boniface. After all, he lost his head to the Frisians when he decided to go back to
And again he said, “To what should I compare the kingdom of God? It is like yeast that a woman took and [hid] in with
It doesn’t seem right that Black History month is already ending. 28 days is not near long enough–so I’m going to suggest a practical way
What does a guy like me, who’s lived a very white life, and who’s not a historian have to offer to Black History Month? Not
It’s late February, which means the citizens of Michigan have descended into a seasonally-induced depression. Parents are depressed because school has been cancelled every other
Have you ever noticed the sheer stubborn tenacity with which people hang on to their beliefs and opinions – even in the face of overwhelming
In light of recent events, outcry, and misinformation surrounding New York’s Reproductive Health Act over the last month, I’ve been reflecting on an incident I
My spiritual formation students are reading The Thirst of God: Contemplating God’s love with Three Women Mystics by Wendy Farley. The book explores the life
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