
Prayer Warrior
As members of the Body of Christ, we all have different roles to play.
Daily reflections on faith, virtue, and living as Catholics in the modern world.
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As members of the Body of Christ, we all have different roles to play.

I can’t remember who told me this — so if you’re reading this, thank you.

Yesterday we reflected on how the Father delights in us.

I’ve been reading a book about the journey from boyhood into manhood.

This week’s Mass readings keep circling the same theme: wealth.

With five young kids, my wife and I talk about parenting a lot.

This time of year, we find ourselves in Ordinary Time — named not for being mundane, but for its ordered-ness.

There’s a prayer that came back to me recently — one I prayed every day in high school.

One thing my spiritual director reminds me of: we don’t need to do everything all at once.

I was visiting family in Virginia recently, and we stopped at a war memorial — one that features sculptures of letters soldiers wrote home across 250 years of our country’s history.

One method of praying with the Gospels is to place yourself in the scene — to find a person in the story and observe from their vantage point.

“Do not be afraid, then, when love makes demands.