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 By Michael Incorvia Chapelle Royale, Versailles (Wikimedia Commons) Jeremiah gives a beautiful description of how to live and...

By Michael Incorvia Madonna of Humility by Sasseta (Wikimedia Commons) The Lord hears and responds to the call of a humble heart...

By Michael Incorvia Jesus Goes Alone Up On a Mountain to Pray by Tissot (Wikimedia Commons) Prayer consists in having the Lord ...

By Michael Incorvia José Ferraz de Almeida Júnior Scene of Adolfo Pinto’s Family Wikimedia Commons St. John of Avila noted in a let...

By Michael Incorvia Maccabees from Wikimedia Commons. Sometimes an event will linger with me throughout the day, into the next....

By Michael Incorvia St. Lawrence giving alms to the poor (photo: Wikimedia Commons)    Faith is more than a personal relationshi...

  By Michael Incorvia The Prophet Habakkuk (photo: Wikimedia Commons). The Old and New Testaments teach that the righteous person ...

By Michael Incorvia Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. The activities of family life can be overwhelming.   Man was created no...

By Michael Incorvia Painting by Fra Angelico (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons). St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that faith confers f...

By Michael Incorvia Micah the Prophet (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons). God has revealed the type of worship He desires, wors...

By Michael Incorvia The Weeding at Cana by Van Groningen (Wikimedia Commons). The Bible begins with a wedding and ends with a wedd...

By Michael Incorvia God the Father, artist unknown (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons). Prayer, a time set aside to engage and kno...

By Michael Incorvia St. Augustine by Botticelli (photo credit: Wikipedia). The heart desires to know truth.  In some endeavors, w...

 By Michael Incorvia   St. Therese at age 13 (photo credit: Wikipedia). More fearful than standing before a large audience to del...

by Michael Incorvia Thalheimer Altar (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons). "The babe leaped in her womb" (Luke 1:41) is ...