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It is remarkable how many things we depend upon, yet take for granted.
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The long holiday weekend throws my psyche and body off-kilter. Now, don’t get me wrong, I like long weekends, but Tuesday becomes Monday, and Monday feels like Sunday.
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Last Saturday morning at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, in the presence of a standing room only crowd of faithful, five young men were ordained for the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church.
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I had two hours of free time. This was a great gift for me, so I made myself a cup of coffee, grabbed a book I wanted to read, sat in my favorite easy chair and, as my eyes began to scan the page, I heard a sound...
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I am sure that my predecessor, Archbishop William E. Cousins, was smiling down upon us as we celebrated Retro Night on Friday, May 4 at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s Cousins Center.
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Today is May 1, “May Day.” World communism celebrated this day as the day of the worker.
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I taught moral theology in the major seminary for two decades. One of the sections of studies was the virtues. A virtue is a good habit, which enables us to live rightly according to faith and reason.
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When my sister and I were kids, we had an amazing family experience — we were invited to a viewing of the Chicago premiere of “The Long Gray Line” (1955), starring Tyrone Power, Ward Bond and Maureen O’Hara.
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Every coach or teacher realizes that he/she instructs their charges in more than just an intellectual discipline or physical ability – they are instructing their students or athletes in life itself.
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We are now in the Easter season. This coming Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday, an opportunity to contemplate the great love of God that is extended through His mercy bestowed upon us by His Son’s suffering, death and resurrection.
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