Assistant editor Ava Lalor shares a story about God’s faithfulness. In the middle of July, her younger sister experienced her second knee injury within a year. While the family didn’t know at the time if ...
During a conversation with a friend, assistant editor Ava Lalor was asked the question: Why do you believe God exists? This friend, like many people, grew up Catholic but no longer believes God exists, relying ...
Eucharistic adoration has been a part of Ava Lalor’s life since high school. As she writes in her latest column “I’ve been surrounded by communities where Eucharistic adoration hasn’t only been available but thriving. Whenever ...
In her latest column, Ava Lalor reflects on her younger brother’s upcoming wedding to his high school sweetheart. She writes: “There is so much I could say, so much we’ve already said in late night ...
A few weeks ago, we received a letter to the editor responding to our recent book review of newly released Catholic titles. In the letter, the writer noted that “No mention was made in the ...
Assistant editor Ava Lalor shares a recent experience where she realized that confession was long overdue. She writes: “On a bright sunny morning in early May, I quickly realized that I was in deep need ...
Ava Lalor shares how we need to bring our “A game” as Catholics by being better about prayer and fasting, even outside of the season of Lent. She writes: “What do we do when we ...
Ava Lalor writes about the show “The Chosen,” the first-ever multi-season series based on the true stories of the Gospels of Jesus Christ. In her column, she reflects on her impression of season one and ...
Assistant Editor Ava Lalor shares how as the liturgical calendar transitioned from Lent into Easter, she had a hard time feeling ready to celebrate the season of resurrection. She writes: “Last Lent was very — ...
“This life is always pointing us home — to our true home,” writes Ava Lalor in her latest column about the tension of Holy Week. She continues: “And yet, we will always feel the tension ...
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