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Which is better: taking a trip, or returning home? There are many reasons we might enjoy traveling. However, the feeling we get when we return home after a long trip is also enjoyable.

April 14, 2025 [embedded content] This transcription was generated using AI technology. Please note that there may be errors or inconsistencies. Fr. Gregory This is Father Gregory. Fr. Joseph Anthony This is Father Joseph Anthony Kress. Fr. Gregory And welcome to Godsplaining. Thanks to all those who support us. If you enjoy the show, please Read more…

Every spring, as the trees blossom and the lilies bloom and the birds return with their sweet songs, I find myself filled with hope.But while all other animals move toward growth and new life, bearing fruit and young, man takes one day to walk straight toward death.

Memories have the power to make the significant moments in our lives present again.

It was announced recently that Mel Gibson will begin filming the sequel to The Passion of Christ later this year. What might the title be?

Editor’s Note: Today we are delighted to release the online edition of Dominicana 67 (2025), which is distinct from the content published regularly on the blog. This year’s edition of Dominicana considers the most holy Rosary, its provenance, and its remarkable effects in the world.   As a sidenote to our regular subscribers, we have altered the numbering scheme […]

I know no better means to establish in ourselves the kingdom of God and to draw Divine Wisdom to our soul than to pray vocally and mentally by saying the Holy Rosary, whilst meditating on its fifteen Mysteries.1 Behold Your Mother “The mother of Jesus was there” (Jn 2:1). In the Gospel according to Saint […]

In the evening dark, the black of the earth and the red of my own blood were indistinguishable. Still, I could not see the color of my hands, or any color. Only the glow from the house is light now. It is night. It is dark.

Meditating on the Passion of Christ is like looking at a diamond which sparkles and shines from whichever way we examine it. On the cross, Jesus manifested the supreme possession of virtue in all its manifold brilliance. Recently, I was reading Aristotle’s description of the magnanimous man in his Nicomachean Ethics, and it struck me […]