We all want to be happy, but how much is enough? How much pain can we tolerate for the sake of something higher?

Our Catholic faith is “apostolic.” St. Polycarp received the faith from St. John and then handed it on to St. Irenaeus. And on and …

On the feast of the Chair of St. Peter we recall how Jesus used a really big rock as the backdrop to give Simon …

If you’ve been hurt, the natural instinct is to want to get even. Mercy is the supernatural practice that breaks the cycle of hurt.

Everyone seems to have something to say these days. But sometimes our words cause hurt and not blessings.

St. James says that faith without works is dead. But why is there such a debate about this topic?

It’s a snow day in Kansas City so Fr. Shawn hosted a live show to talk about getting ready for Lent and other questions …

It’s not enough to know some things about Jesus. You have to know him personally. Who do you say that he is?

In today’s gospel, Jesus has to try two times to cure a blind man. Sometimes miracles require patience and time.

The role of temptation is often misunderstood. Being tested is a good way to measure where we’re at and to grow.