A Man’s Way Of Light
In a divided world, choosing love for others heals relationships. A young man’s rant shares his struggles and draws attention, but lacks guidance. But there is help.
Father & Son Campout
Rusty and I eat breakfast as a steady hum cuts the morning. Six off-road vehicles roar in, forming a rough circle at the nearby campsite, dust settling like an Old West showdown. Men and boys climb out, boots crunch, eyes sweep the ring of trees that now feels enclosed. I lean to Rusty and whisper, "OH BOY."
Father Of A Billion
I’ve been a father for 40 years, but I only truly understood it later. Now I follow four fatherly practices that guide my role.
High Desert Views & Highway Convenience
After a 10-hour drive, my wife, our Jack Russell Rusty, and I needed a break before the next stretch to Flagstaff. I remembered the Las Cruces KOA from childhood and a visit ten years ago, but this time the renovations by owner Chris and his team stood out.
Solo Camping
Camping alone was a surprise experience. Packing my gear and gassing up the steel horse I ride took a different type of sentiment. How would I survive?
Texas to Canada
This isn't just a road trip; it's an immersive journey fueled by freedom and the dependable spirit of our Silverado. Each creative episode captures a distinct and reflective leg of this incredible expedition, so buckle up, visit Catholic Camper, and let the adventure begin!
The Four Functions of Ministry Life
Participation takes different forms according to people’s different gifts and offices, but there is a fundamental obligation arising from the sacrament of Baptism (cf. Pope John Paul II, Christifideles Laici, 15): that people place their gifts, their resources—their selves—at God’s service in and through the Church.
Develop A New Ministry
A framework to develop new ministry at your church is not just a task but a sacred journey that requires prayer and intentionality.