
5 Ways Jesus Dealt With Difficult People
Jesus asked questions, was not defensive, and knew when to ignore something.
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Jesus asked questions, was not defensive, and knew when to ignore something.

Wake up O Man ... You would not have come to life again had he not come to die your death.

As St. Gregory the Great says, "It is better that scandals arise than the truth be suppressed."

It is not technology that determines whether or not communication is authentic, but rather the human heart ...

“I have seen a lot of deaths but when I come here, the dying is different.”

She served the Lord as a nun for more than eight decades -- eight! -- and charmed her sisters to the end.

We all look for shortcuts. But there are no shortcuts when it comes to this aspect of the spiritual life.

This saintly nun died last month. The wisdom she left us is worth meditating on and memorizing.

Paying no heed to it will not make it go away.

Daughters of St. Paul launching new "portable sacred space."

In the beginning of a shiny new year, why not make a resolution that will help you prepare to meet God?

Whether for Christmas or Easter, or any special occasion, it's always easier to shop when you know what people really want.

Respect the people coming forward with stories of predation without exploiting them further.

Despite Martin Luther’s objections to indulgences, he initially accepted purgatory.

If you cannot keep a skull on your desk, you might want to keep these tunes in your earbuds.

By keeping death "daily before one's eyes," life is made better.

The "death" of Tay-Tay hits an ancient note in "Look What You Made Me Do."

"You are too involved in time and space. That is not preparing you for heaven."

There is a mechanism that brings balance to both kindness and truth; without it, our efforts are incomplete.

Yes, when you carry on about nuns' habits, or what defines modesty, you really are objectifying women.