The compound interest of amazing grace

Bill Dodds discusses grace and three considerations of grace, writing " First, the dark side of this "compound interest" business. Sin builds on sin." Second, he says, "through grace, by grace, we can catch a glimpse of what, of who, we were

How to find grace in the furnace of our sins

Writer Kenneth Craycraft examines Phil Klay’s short story “Fire in the Furnace” through a Catholic lens — one that is of particular relevance during the season of Lent. Klay tells the story of a Marine who feels guilty about the sins of

Unlocking the doors of grace

OSV publisher Scott Richert recalls a night 36 years ago when he wandered the cold and lonely streets of Lansing. Michigan. Having drifted away from the Faith, Richert recalls that he found shelter from the cold inside a Catholic parish: “What all

The graceful stability of Queen Elizabeth II

In a touching tribute following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, writer Elizabeth Scalia looks at the quiet strength and graceful stability exuded by the late leader: “Elizabeth was of a deeply stable generation, serious and pragmatic, part of a demographic trained