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No Cell Phones, No Problems: Saluting the Digital Minimalists

It started with news from Camp Wapo, the Bible camp I’d attended as a kid. The camp counselors in Amery, Wis., enforce a strict no cell-phone policy: Ditch your iPhone when you arrive, get it back … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 11/2/22

Counseling the Counselors: Providing More Support
to Our Priests

Is there still a stigma around mental illness? Is that stigma more pronounced among priests? The answe … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 10/5/22

Rising Each Morning With Holy Curiosity

Sometimes gold flakes surface along the periphery. The first or last picture in a photo shoot is the winner. The opening or final page of a book delivers the line that you hold to your heart. Or the … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 9/7/22

‘Reflecting on Creativity Fills Me With Hope’

During his down time at work, a Minnesota surgeon often browses the New Yorker in the hospital library. One day he … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 8/10/22

Discovering ‘The Duty of Delight’

Here we are, in the thick of summer, this deep and gentle place … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 7/13/22

Feminine and Modest: Designing a Better Swimsuit

For years, Catherine Huss’ twin passions were evident: faith and fashion. The 30-year-old Catholic never felt that her faith was at odds with her penchant for apparel. But the career path she … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 6/1/22

When Catholic Entrepreneurs Take the Leap

Matt Martinusen lost his job at a precarious time. He was the sole breadwinner, and his wife, Lisa, a stay-at-home mom, had just had their third baby. The non-profit Matt had been working for was … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 4/6/22

Writing in the Attic: the Catholic Call to Creativity

The idea came in a dream. It was just like the movies, the fantasy of every writer who has slogged away at a keyboard, awaiting inspiration. Haley Stewart’s came. “I woke up, and I was … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 3/9/22

Frost Fair: Creating Anew in the Dead of Winter

The latest book by Sam Usher stopped me in my tracks. I’ve devoured the children’s books brilliantly illustrated by this Chicago dad, and the title of his new release immediately drew me in: “A … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 1/26/22

The Thrifting Catholic: Giving New Life to Old Things

Emily Hannon was surprised by the children’s clothes she saw at big-box stores and popular websites when she became a mom. And not in a good way. Obnoxious graphics, offensive messages, neon … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 12/29/21

‘Hello World!’: Advice for Grads From a Curious Catholic

George Corrigan never met a person who didn’t fascinate him. The delivery guy. The plumber. The barista. He wanted to know their names and their life stories, which came tumbling out when he … more

By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 5/5/21

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