Judas Iscariot: Walking Beside Truth Without Surrendering to It
Judas walked beside Jesus, heard His teachings, and still betrayed Him. But how much do we truly know about his motives? Through Scripture, history, psychology, and Catholic theology, we examine betrayal, repentance, mercy, and the distance between knowing truth and surrendering to it.
When Desire Becomes Identity
Not everything that distracts us from God looks sinful. Sometimes it looks like everything we've ever wanted. A reflection on desire, identity, attachment, and the subtle difference between loving something and building a self upon it.
When God Permits What He Does Not Desire
Catholic Christianity does not teach that everything that happens is what God desires. It teaches something far more difficult: that God remains sovereign even over what He does not approve.
Why Silence Terrifies Us
We say we want peace, but often structure our lives in ways that make genuine stillness nearly impossible. A long-form reflection on noise, distraction, interior life, and why silence can feel so unsettling.
