Day 33: God as Father (2025)

Day 33: God as Father (2025)

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Day 295: The Wound of Abortion (2026)

Together, with Fr. Mike, we examine the wound of abortion. Fr. Mike emphasizes that all human life deserves protection, especially the unborn, but he also emphasizes the importance of God’s mercy. He explains that those who have procured an abortion are excommunicated, subject to ...  Show more

Day 294: Homicide (2026)

Continuing our examination of the fifth commandment, we look at various ways in which one may sin against this commandment as it relates to homicide. The Catechism addresses three categories of homicide: direct and intentional killing, indirectly killing, and unintentionally kill ...  Show more

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