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A Missive about Beauty, Architecture, and Legacy

What a Substack fight over yoga pants reveals about the “I do me, you do you” gospel

How the experience of covid can help explain belief in the Real Presence

If we fail to rise up and be the agents of change, this will be the fall of Christendom

Sharing the beautiful is not about art… it’s about you.

The key for sharing the Good is Imitation

Last week, Mike talked about “Hobo Evangelism” and “Hobo Code” and how it relates to us helping out our fellow travelers on the road home to the Father’s house, in particular the new converts to the Church.

In many ways, we saints in progress are a lot like hobos: we’re on the road, far from the Father’s house, and there’s an expectation to help out other wandering souls

Trump said this… Pope Leo said that… Vice President Vance said…

The most important two things you can have when doing apologetics are the virtues of humility and docility to the Holy Spirit

To understand the effects of our sins, perhaps rather than looking at Jesus, we should look instead to his mother

How many times have you said, “I wish God would speak to me?” ... but then you do everything but make time to listen for his voice?

“Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.”

This is a repost of “St. Basil and Preparation for Lent, Week 2 — Saint In Progress, Episode 15” which was originally posted on 2/28/2025

“A soul without confession is like a room without a broom.” — St. Philip Neri

Growth in the spiritual life is about having the humility to say, “I can’t do this on my own. I need someone who has the power tools and the knowledge and experience and wisdom to use them.”

Farmers know: harsh winters lead to an abundance of fruit

“God did not make death, and he does not delight in the death of the living. For he created all things so that they might exist.”

Part of our calling to share the Gospel means that sometimes we’re going to get a little dirty.

Another New Year.