Eric Scheske

"You cannot learn humility from books; you learn it by accepting humiliations. Humiliations are not meant to torture us; they are gifts from God. These little humiliations--if we accept them with joy--will help us to be holy, to have a meek and humble heart like Jesus."

Freaky May This wild May has blown me away. Not literally, thank goodness, but figuratively. I actually watched the Weather Channel this week for more than "Your Local Forecast." I don't remember a May with a mix of snow, 85-degree days, storm-after-storm, and

My son has his final day of high school today. Sad, but life plods on.

Catholic Arts and Letters Weekly Chesterton sighting, and it's a big one: Ian Kerr has written a new monster GKC biography. And the Telegraph reviews it. Unfortunately, the Telegraph pretty much pans it. . . . more>> [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/bookreviews/8509157/G-K-Chesterton-

Twisted Days Sacrilege! On a Sunday no less. I attended my daughter's Spring choir concert yesterday. We first had to sit through the middle school choirs. One of them sang Three Dog Night's Joy to the World, which contains this great lyric: "I never understood