In Go to Heaven, Fulton Sheen makes this incredibly astute observation: “The more a person discovers himself the way he really is, the more he feels the need of God, and the more God manifests Himself to such a soul.…

“Nay, here is one despised, left out of all human reckoning; bowed with misery, and no stranger to weakness; how should we recognize that face? How should we take any account of him, a man so despised? Our weakness, and…

In Go to Heaven, Futon Sheen says this about the Good Thief: Pain in itself is not unbearable; it is the failure to understand its meaning that is unbearable. If that thief did not see the purpose in pain, he…

“Patience comes of sovereign prudence, impatience of unchecked folly.” (Proverbs 14:29) One thing I’ve been trying hard to work on during Lent is patience. Impatience is the bad fruit of a will not aligned with God’s Will. God does all…

In Peter Kreeft’s Practical Theology, a commentary on St. Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologica, the author says this in Chapter 71, “The Importance of Knowledge:” “If we don’t know the road, we cannot attain the goal, no matter how much we…