Author: Peggy Casing

One of the greatest things about Catholic life is living as a baptized member of Christ’s body. When we go to Mass, we experience this unity, most

Like so many of us, I am pretty darn busy, so my time is precious. Also, I really dislike “wasting” time, to the point that, even when watching

Without taking a survey, I’d venture to say most Catholics would agree that distraction is their greatest hurdle in prayer. Staying

Do you have any “memory scents?” If you are like me, these are the smells that instantly take you back to childhood, or a specific place and

I’ve spent most of my adult life working in parish ministry, and boy-oh-boy have I seen things! From “Negative Nellies” and “Juridical

The recent Grand Prix race in Detroit got me thinking about that feeling. However I imagine it, the feeling is the same: a loss of control,

True story: Early in my ministry, when my girls were young, I left work long enough to drop in for dinner with my family, knowing that I had to be

I recently stumbled across a concept of the faith that caused me to ask, “Why haven’t I heard about this before?!” Based on foundational

The readings of Easter Season are my favorite. In them, every year, we are given a glimpse of the disciples’ reactions to Jesus’ resurrection and

When I was a child, I can remember doubting that I’d get the Christmas present I longed for. Later, my doubts were likely focused on desired test