Lying At Our Door
The following is my homily for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. The readings can be found here. I have a friend who is gay. This friend knew that he was gay since he was a kid,… Read More
Breaking In The Habit
Reflections of a Friar in Training
The View From the Periphery
History is one of my favorite subjects. Learning about those who have gone before us, their innovations and mistakes, is one of the most valuable things we can study; realizing that we have the ability to affect history… Read More
Begging For Your Respect
Yesterday when I was riding the bus to school, a man in his thirties got on the bus and began soliciting help from everyone one the bus. For… Read More
How To: Poverty
After my overwhelmingly persuasive and thoroughly inspiring post about why we should voluntarily choose poverty, all of you have undoubtedly sold all of your possessions and are waiting in joyful anticipation for more details, am I right? Well, even if… Read More
Why I Wear My Habit: Everything I Forgot To Say
Despite my last post being the longest entry so far, I realized after speaking with a number of people, embarrassingly enough, that I forgot a few key points that I wanted to make. I mentioned quite briefly that… Read More
