The temptation to normalize sanctity comes from a good place. Relatable saints can be imitated. We have a desire to open whatever is the Catholic equivalent of US Weekly’s “Stars—They’re Just Like Us” and see St. Francis of Assisi watering his garden (while suffering from the stigmata). St. Ignatius of
I’ve been experiencing a season of remembrance. It started when Perry family members gathered at my home on Mother’s Day. My sister-in-law Johanne showed up wearing what she wears every year on this occasion: colorful homemade necklaces–gifts created by her four children when they were young. Each time I see
Maurine Welcome, we’re Scot and Maurine Proctor and this is Meridian Magazine’s Come, Follow Me podcast. Today’s lesson is Matthew 5 and Luke 6 called Blessed Are Ye, and it’s about a section of the Sermon on the Mount. Scot We hope you tell your friends about these podcasts. That’s