How To Inhabit Time: Learning To Reflect With James K. A. Smith
As we begin a new year, the Busted Halo Show welcomes back author and philosophy professor James K. A. Smith to discuss his new book, “How to Inhabit Time: Understanding the Past, Facing the Future, Living Faithfully Now.”
“That pivot from New Year’s Eve to the New Year, it’s a reflective moment,” James says.
We’ve All Forgotten How to Celebrate
We have a cause to celebrate. But we’re really bad at celebrating.
Today, Fr. Mark-Mary teaches us how we can celebrate the gift of Christ more each day. Celebrating can be defined as “the work of receiving the gift”. Celebration is seen all throughout scripture, from the story of the Prodigal Son to the celebration of every Sabbath day.
What we’re missing by not being in scripture
When you think of holiness, what comes to mind? Is it a saint who has never stumbled? Does the idea of holiness feel out of reach when you’re grappling with your own brokenness or the weight of your sins?
Today, Fr.
A Life Fully Alive
What does it mean to be human? What does it mean to be fully alive? What is virtue? What is human flourishing?
These were questions that were earnestly and incessantly asked of me and my peers during my time at a small liberal arts school.
Extend the Sunday feeling throughout the week
By guarding time to maintain a spirit of reflection, we embrace a life that is somewhat slower, but more deliberate and deeply meaningful.
Sundays are sacred. It’s the one day of the week when we allow ourselves to step back from the relentless pace of life.
What You Have NOT Been Told About Baptism
Are you a child of the light or a child of darkness?
Today, Fr. Mike reminds us that, though we are all born with original sin, God offers us the transformative gift of baptism, bringing us into His Kingdom of light.
How to Pray the Litany of Humility
We’ve all heard of the nearly infamous prayer, the Litany of Humility, before. But is there a danger in praying this litany with the wrong intentions?
Today, Fr. Mark-Mary shares some ways of discerning and approaching a desire to grow in humility and overcome pride with a lasting sense of being loved by God as you are.
Christ is risen, but has anything really changed for us?
In the heart of Eastertide, we can ask ourselves: Has Easter changed us? What are the consequences of truly accepting the reality of the Resurrection?
The other day it struck me that we were in the heart of the Easter season and I had to ask myself: Has anything really changed for us – or is life pretty much going on as always?
Why I became Catholic at a time like this
A cradle Anglican, Kasey Kimball grew up in Newburyport, Mass., moving to Vancouver in 2014 to attend Regent College. In 2018, she graduated with her MA in doctrinal theology and was received into the Catholic Church this Easter. She shared her story of conversion at St.
I Am Not Alone: Finding Comfort in Jesus’ Agony in the Garden
When I read the Gospels filled with stories of Jesus, it can feel at times like I’m reading a superhero comic complete with superhuman feats and perfectly scripted comebacks for every occasion. There are even super villains. But unlike superheroes, Jesus is without flaws.