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When I was in high school, every February saw the annual ritual of “Sadie Hawkins Day.” Sadie Hawkins was a character in the old cartoon strip “L’il Abner” who took things into her own hands when it came to datin’, courtin’ and all the rest of the male/female frou-frou that

“If April showers bring May flowers,” I asked my four-month-old son as he lay on my chest, “what do May flowers bring?” I waited for a reply but four-month-olds are uncommonly reticent about speaking, so finally I was compelled to answer my own riddle. “Pilgrims!” I cried with glee. My

Most Catholics have heard of St. Faustina. It was to her that Jesus entrusted the revelation of the Divine Mercy, a form of piety that has done nothing but grow in popularity over the past few decades, especially since it was clearly beloved by her fellow Pole, Karol Wojtyla, who