The Scorpio Retrogrades Are Getting Personal

We all carry stories about ourselves that we’ve repeated so often they’ve become part of who we are. Some are encouraging, built from experiences that taught us what we’re capable of. Others are...

Of Mangos and Desolation: A Reflection on Rule 9 from St. Ignatius’ First Week Rules for Discernment of Spirits

Tree-ripened fruit is much more delicious than fruit picked before its time, and this is especially true of mangos.  During my years in the Philippines, tree-ripened mangos were an abundant source of natural consolation.  The...

The Quiet Holiness of Staying: What Loving a Struggling Partner Teaches the Soul

The Quiet Holiness of Staying: What Loving a Struggling Partner Teaches the Soul By Dave Nivel Most spiritual traditions agree on one thing:...

Making Room for a Better 2027 with Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology

Year of the Fire Goat 2027 and The Little Book of 100 Feng Shui Tips (OUT NOW!) by Janine Lowe  www.alleycathouse.com Janine Lowe’s...

St. John Paul II and the Power of the Rosary

On multiple occasions I have accidentally caught myself referring to St. John Paul II as “my dear friend.” It just comes out and catches me off guard, and I am quick to clarify...

The Magnitude of John Paul II

Pope St. John Paul II was a giant of a man. Countless Catholics have been radically changed by his witness and words. Whether it is the many men who were inspired by the way...

What Do We Mean By the Word “Mystery”?

In the secular world, a “mystery” is something that baffles or eludes understanding, something that lies undisclosed. And the usual attitude of the world toward mystery is to solve it, get to the...

Five Questions That Make a Reflective Conversation More Useful

A reflective conversation can help when your thoughts feel scattered. It works best when you arrive with a real situation, rather...

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