Fr. Spitzer on How to Pray for Your Enemies and Forgive
Jesus mentions forgiveness more often than any other injunction in the New Testament. Fr. Spitzer shares how to pray for enemies and truly forgive.
A Message from Fr. Spitzer Regarding Recent Covid-19 Developments
Much has transpired since my last message on the feast day of St. Joseph—just 13 days ago. The number of people infected in the USA has risen significantly.
He Came in the Fullness of Time: A Reflection on the Incredible Mystery of Christ’s Birth
Through the sacrament of Holy Eucharist, Christmas continues now and forever. The Eucharist is our door to Christmas day everyday.
The Science (or Lack Thereof) Behind Juan Diego’s Tilma
On December 12, 1531, an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared on the tilma of native Aztec, Juan Diego. Since then, scientists have struggled to explain just how the image got there.
Fr. Spitzer's Prayers in Times of Suffering, Trial, and Anxiety
Turing to prayer can be hard in the midst of pain. Fr. Spitzer details the prayers he relies on during his own times of suffering...
How to Share Our Call to the Transcendent in a Materialist Culture
The call to transform the culture is ever alive and new. As part of our calling to the transcendent (more than just the material world) we must share it. We must unleash the culture from the slavery o
Six Categories of Cultural Discourse: How to Understand, Communicate, and Gain Consensus in Social Ethics
Six Categories of Cultural Discourse: How to Understand, Communicate, and Gain Consensus in Social Ethics
A Summary of Catholic Social Teaching
In this brief article, Fr. Spitzer summarizes the three main aspects of Catholic social teaching including: doctrine or prudential judgement, the six principles of Catholic social teaching, and more.
The Reality of Spiritual Evil
If there really is a calculating, dangerous, dark, destructive and vicious evil force who intends us harm—even eternal harm—then we should want to know about it.
