Posts by Edward Mulholland

I couldn’t stop thinking about how fitting it was to see the magnificent production of the Kansas City Ballet as Lent began. “Cinderella,” it after all, as her name tells us, “ash girl.”

The feast of the Spanish mystic who the pope studied comes at the darkest part of the year, before its brightest dawn.

Your skating program is not the program of your life. God loves you and his heart skips a beat every time he sees you. That is where your worth comes from.

Within a story of dysfunctional family relationships, Mauriac illustrates a cold soul, who can still be warmed by grace that comes from those who love purely.

Is something wrong or false or evil just because it causes division?

Myles Connolly has written a novel-length portrait of the towering strength of a soul whose weakness, in the world’s eyes, is charity.

In advance of Father’s Day, a poem.

It invites us to consider, and I hope reconsider, what we were taught about being human.

Benedictine College Great Books professor Edward Mulholland on departing the refugee camp that changed him.

Greece is on the edge in more ways than one, and yet here the refugees come …