Venerable Mary Angeline Teresa- Year of Consecrated Life
By Father Mario Esposito, O.Carm. Vice-Postulator During the month of January, as we keep our annual commemoration of the birth into life and eternal life of Venerable Mary Angeline Teresa, O.Carm., it seems opportune to spend [...]
Titus Brandsma
By Fr. Leopold For people alive today, the memory of Titus Brandsma is commonly associated with freedom of the press, defense of human rights, and the autonomy of the Catholic schools under the oppressive power [...]
When the Well Runs Dry
By Sr. Helena of Mary Many times we heard it said that in order to make it through life, we should learn how to pray. Prayer is the bridge which stays us connected with what truly [...]
Martyrs of Compiegne
Thérèse of St. Augustine and Companions By Leopold Glueckert, O. Carm. During the most violent phase of the French Revolution, the so-called Reign of Terror, an estimated 40,000 people lost their lives at the guillotine. [...]
Do You Believe In Resurrection?
A Reflection for the Feast of Edith Stein, August 9 Do you believe in Resurrection? Deep down, do you really believe in it? What gives a person the rare ability to sacrifice her life? [...]
Teresa of Avila: Daughter of the Church
By Susan A. Muto, Ph.D. www.epiphanyassociation.org Many and varied are the ways in which one can live a life of dedication to Jesus, of unswerving service to him, as our Divine Master, and to his [...]