Giving up milk is tough when you love coffee, but it’s even tougher when brie is one of your favourite foods. Several years ago, a
The last week or two, I’ve found myself completely overwhelmed by my to-do list. On the back of a trans-atlantic trip followed by a brutal
(Learn to Discern, Principle #14) One of the most frequent issues that arises almost every time I talk about discernment is the role of personal
I’ve always loved monasteries: the silence, the peacefulness, the feeling of being “away” from the world. There’s something deeply satisfying about going on retreat to
(Reader Question) I recently had a reader write in with this question: I can have a peace of mind at home, I pray a lot,
If you struggle to do everything perfectly, if you labour over the last tiny detail of every little thing, if you are afraid to ever
I’ve written before about the importance of knowing yourself, and how journaling can be a big part of that process. But what if you’ve never
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-B) Most of us, at one time or another, have found ourselves caught in the loop of wondering: is God speaking
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-A) Have you ever found yourself asking God to speak to you, while hoping He’ll only say one particular thing? “God
Do you dread difficult conversations? I don’t know anyone who looks forward to them, although rhinos do tend to mind them less than hedgehogs. Unfortunately,
