See How We Love Each Other? — Integrated Catholic Life™
“When will we wake up and remember that divisiveness is not a sign of Christianity?” See How We Love Each
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Monica, Augustine, and the Power of Prayer — Integrated Catholic Life™
“If our loved one is indeed in purgatory, they would much rather have our prayers than our praise.” Monica, Augustine,
Pope Pius XII and the Assumption — Integrated Catholic Life™
Pope Pius XII declared in 1950, “The Immaculate Mother of God, the ever Virgin Mary, having completed the course of
The Transfiguration & the Promised Land — Integrated Catholic Life™
Both the Eastern and Western Churches have celebrated the feast of the Transfiguration on this day for centuries, and celebration
What are the Obstacles Between Catholic Men and Christ? — Integrated Catholic Life™
As long as we live in the world our life is a constant struggle between love for Christ or giving
How the Weakness of the Cross Makes Us Strong — Integrated Catholic Life™
“When I am weak, then I am strong”; “power made perfect in weakness.” Such verses are often cited as key
Is It Worth Saying? — Integrated Catholic Life™
As part of my move to full-time Catholic speaking and writing and setting a foundation for a new apostolate of
How Can I Become a Better Catholic Husband and Father to my Family? — Integrated Catholic Life™
Dear Sister, I’ve been reading your answers to questions on Integrated Catholic Life™ and have been playing with the idea
A Checklist for Catholic Dads — Integrated Catholic Life™
I have had numerous conversations over the years with other Catholic dads about the challenges of raising kids in today’s
Our Duty as Christian Citizens — Integrated Catholic Life™
For our readers in the United States, this weekend will be full of fireworks and grilling. In the midst of