Author: Peggy Casing

In one of my first moral theology classes, our professor asked us if a married man, who was on his way to a rendezvous with another woman (not his

Michigan winters can really affect our mood! If you are feeling the effects of shorter days and temperatures that keep us bundled up indoors, I

I love this time of year. It always reminds me of a particular childhood memory: When I was growing up and attending St. Matthew Elementary, one of

We live at a great time in history. Access to information and entertainment is right at our fingertips. The popularity of “The Chosen,” further,

Whether it be our first reading (Exodus 17:8–13), where Moses grows tired and needs the support of Aaron and Hur, or the second (2 Timothy

Fall brings a bit more structure and routine to many of us. Start one, or two of these practices to tie in faith and show your family members that

I’m sure that we can all think of a time when we, or someone we know, made a judgement about someone we saw in church, or elsewhere. That judgement

I know that I am stressed when I realize that my breathing is “off.” Whether more shallow, rapid, or whatever, that sense of not taking full and

Has a new, young coworker ever told you that you don’t know how to do the job you’ve been doing for over twenty years? Or maybe you presented a

Most of us are old enough to have heard the instruction to adopt an “attitude of gratitude” in order to make positive changes in our