The scarred areas of our lives — the “knots,” if you will — are wounds that we might try to forget or cover up, but Christ can bring new growth out of them and make them beautiful

Our struggle within a cultural shift that encroaches on our identity

Beyond offering sympathy and prayers for those killed in military conflicts, what can we do?

By Mary Gateshill

I have a new parish priest who has been away from parish life for six years, having been with the military as a naval chaplain. My expectation for Remembrance Sunday here in England was that he would remind us of its origin to celebrate the end of the First World War and give thanks for those who have paid the supreme sacrifice in that conflict and those since.

Persevering and watching for that golden moment — that sacred moment — when a student “gets it”