Category: Shortform
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A Catholic Man’s Call to Adventure
Life is an adventure, and staying in a routine is like being stuck in a ring. Embracing challenges, venturing into the unknown, and testing your limits can lead to personal growth and a deeper connection with the world. Every adventure is a form of prayer, allowing you to ponder your place in the universe.
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Eucharistic Adoration: Twenty Minutes to Strength
The next time the world throws you a left hook, don’t just stand there and take it. Find your corner, find that quiet chapel. Twenty minutes with The Man might be all you need to get back in the fight, stronger than before.
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Self-Esteem by Way of Faith
The Lord doesn’t make junk. You were created in his image, for a purpose. Don’t let the world convince you otherwise.
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A Catholic’s Guide to Worldly Strength
The world’s a tough place. It throws punches from all sides. You gotta be ready. That means taking care of the one thing you can control: yourself. Your family, your church, your community – they all depend on you being strong, healthy, in the fight.
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The Difference Between Meditation vs Contemplation
Men, we talk a good fight, but sometimes the best battles are fought in silence. Here’s the thing about prayer: the words get in the way sometimes. You ever stare out at the ocean, vast and endless, and all the thoughts just… hush? That’s contemplation, my friends.
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Spend Twenty Minutes with The Lord
There’s a time for action, men, and a time for quiet. A bullfighter doesn’t charge the ring without a moment in the corner, a fisherman doesn’t cast without checking his line. So too, a man of faith needs his stillness.
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Catholic Men, Read Fiction
Men of faith, put down the news feed and pick up a book. Fiction’s not just for dreamers. There’s a reason our Lord taught through parables. You want to know about sin and redemption? Grace under pressure? You’ll find it all there, brother, in the pages of a good novel.