15 Leadership Lessons from St. Josemaria Escriva
August 4, 2014
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St. Josemaria Escriva was a natural leader. In the world of business or politics, he could have been what the world would consider a “great
St. Josemaria Escriva was a natural leader. In the world of business or politics, he could have been what the world would consider a “great
This post is part of an ongoing series on living the Catholic faith in the workplace. Often in an office job, a bit of travelling
Making a good confession demands prior preparation. The better the prior preparation, the more abundant the graces and the more overflowing the river of peace in your
So I’m fond of impressionists, and particularly fond of Jim Meskimen, who you may remember from thisAnyway, some time back I wrote him about something
I had never noticed this particular contradiction in the atheist arsenal of argument-padding in the struggle against You Know Who. But now that he names
Whaddaya know. Turns out it’s still a sin. That’s more Traditional than most of us bargain for. I love this guy so much!For a related
Memes like this:…are calculated to gin up anger against the most powerless people in a triad consisting of our rich and powerful Ruling Class, neglected
Makes perfect sense to me!
‘Man bites dog’ is. That’s why it’s news when George Will, Glenn Beck, and Hugh Hewitt break with the Conservative Media Hive Mind and argue
… get pulled by the Pliers of Justice. Be strong, you sobbing blobs of empty hysterical outrage. There will be plenty of other opportunities to