Prayer

Like a Melting Snail

How to pray an imprecatory Psalm

Feb 5 • Deacon Tom

The Imprecatory Psalms

Depriving us of our spiritual weapons.

Jan 30 • Deacon Tom

A Devotion For Every Day

Thanks to Pope Benedict XVI and the Ordinariate, the Anglo-Catholic prayer tradition continues to enrich English-language prayer.

Dec 5, 2025 • Deacon Tom

The Black Vespers

An All Hallows devotional tradition

Oct 31, 2025 • Deacon Tom

Divine Worship: Daily Office

Catholic prayer in the English tradition, thanks to the Ordinariate

Oct 6, 2025 • Deacon Tom

The challenge of not getting what you want

Jul 27, 2025 • Deacon Tom

Sanctifying the Week

Rooted in centuries of Catholic tradition, these daily devotions offer a practical way to sanctify time and live your faith more intentionally all week…

Jul 4, 2025 • Deacon Tom

Depression and the Psalms

Let the Psalms be your voice of lament, trust, and hope

Jun 20, 2025 • Deacon Tom

A novena for depression and anxiety

Seeking the intercession of St. Louis Martin for help in the darkness

Apr 12, 2025 • Deacon Tom

My Magnificent Dozen

We all need a posse of spiritual helpers to turn to in need

Jan 16, 2025 • Deacon Tom

Finding your desert

Building a habit of lectio divina requires the very thing modern life destroys

Nov 13, 2024 • Deacon Tom

The blessing of the muffins

On Prayer: Part 3, in which we sanctify the mundane

Nov 8, 2024 • Deacon Tom

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