Aug 18, 2026 | Catholic Psychology, Featured Content, Personality Disorders, Popular, Trust
Simon of Cyrene is one of those fascinating Gospel figures about whom we know very little. He shows up right at the end of Jesus’ life, wandering into a chaotic scene like a character that got lost in the wrong act of a play. In fact, he happens upon the most painful...
Jul 1, 2026 | Catholic Psychology, Communication, Faith, Featured Content, Healing, Human Dignity, Popular
When I mentor others, clients commonly express concern that our conversation might just amount to venting or badmouthing others in their lives. I hear things like, “Yeah, I was hurt, but I don’t want to throw this person under the bus.” In other words, there is often...
Jun 17, 2026 | Catholic Psychology, Featured Content, Healing, Popular, Prayer
Every June, the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart arrives and I often find myself feeling unprepared. There is something intriguing about this mystery, but also something I can find hard to grasp. What does the Heart of Jesus have to teach us, especially about being...
Aug 28, 2025 | Featured Content, Parenting
I’ve had Matt Maher’s song “Wait” playing on repeat this summer. As much as I love the song, I’m equally captivated by his lyric video. Scene after scene of an integral human experience: waiting. In the laundromat, on the subway, at the crosswalk, in your seat at the...
