Author: Peggy Casing

You are already coming to Mass, why not take 15 minutes during the Liturgy of the Word to share the Gospel message with the children of our

I started a discussion last week, about the great disparity in how “religious words” are presented in written form, especially in regards to

I have wanted to write this article for a long while. It is regarding an issue that gives me fits on an almost-daily basis! I can imagine that there

I spoke to a woman on the phone today. She is overwhelmed with four small children and the idea of keeping them quiet at Mass. I can’t blame her. I

In these articles, lately, I have been talking about some of the ways that adults can grow in their understanding of the faith. This week, I want to

I was writing last week about some ways to enrich your faith by learning something new or finding inspiration from scripture. Two suggestions were

Can you tell me? How do I encourage an adult who has never taken an adult formation class in their own parish, or another, to consider taking one? It

As summer gears up, and my focus shifts, I find that I’m often looking for slightly different modes of prayer or spiritual enrichment. More time

It is so very common to hear folks say that, since Vatican II, religious formation classes “haven’t taught anything,” or to hear an exasperated

Last week, I started a conversation about funeral music and leaving a lasting mark in the world. As part of that conversation, I noted that the