Jesus I Trust in You
Twenty years ago this past July, on a beautiful summer day in Krakow, Poland, we went on our first date. And that date took us to
Twenty years ago this past July, on a beautiful summer day in Krakow, Poland, we went on our first date. And that date took us to
Imagine…. Today, your phone rings. A genealogical researcher introduces himself, and proceeds to inform you that you are related to a saint…that your family tree
Dear Friend, “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone,” Blaise Pascal famously wrote. So let’s be honest:
Dear Friend, “We hope this message finds you happy and healthy!” the cheery voicemail from our kids’ school began late last week. We could
Dear Friend, On Pentecost Sunday, we went on a family daytrip, and at the church we visited, heard a homily which we are still discussing. The
Dear Friend, We are now entering an in-between phase of re-opening and staying closed, of wanting to resume ‘normalcy,’ but needing to remain cautious. It’s
Apr. 2020, Week 1: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnosn “No words for this,” an economist said last week, in response to the sudden
Mar. 2020, Week 1: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnson “If only I had time to pray!” we say to ourselves as we ponder
Feb. 2020, Week One: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnson For the first week of each month we get back to basics — to
Jan. 2020, Week 1: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnson Happy New Year! Everyone loves a fresh start, right? With the 2020s upon us, we can’t
Twenty years ago this past July, on a beautiful summer day in Krakow, Poland, we went on our first date. And that date took us to
Imagine…. Today, your phone rings. A genealogical researcher introduces himself, and proceeds to inform you that you are related to a saint…that your family tree
Dear Friend, “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone,” Blaise Pascal famously wrote. So let’s be honest:
Dear Friend, “We hope this message finds you happy and healthy!” the cheery voicemail from our kids’ school began late last week. We could
Dear Friend, On Pentecost Sunday, we went on a family daytrip, and at the church we visited, heard a homily which we are still discussing. The
Dear Friend, We are now entering an in-between phase of re-opening and staying closed, of wanting to resume ‘normalcy,’ but needing to remain cautious. It’s
Apr. 2020, Week 1: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnosn “No words for this,” an economist said last week, in response to the sudden
Mar. 2020, Week 1: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnson “If only I had time to pray!” we say to ourselves as we ponder
Feb. 2020, Week One: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnson For the first week of each month we get back to basics — to
Jan. 2020, Week 1: Faith Life by Soren and Ever Johnson Happy New Year! Everyone loves a fresh start, right? With the 2020s upon us, we can’t
Listen Now My Father-in-law welcomed Mary into his home by leading the family rosary with his wife at 9 p.m. every night of the week.
We’re excited to share that in just a few weeks, we’ll officially launch the Trinity House Community Groups! Any interested parish will be able to subscribe and
Listen Now If you haven’t already seen the EWTN Coming Home Network interview that featured both Soren’s personal testimony and the ministry of Trinity House Community, we wanted to
Listen Now Ever treasures the memory to this day: “Bring flowers of the rarest, bring blossoms the fairest,” the cathedral choir would sing each spring of her childhood
Listen Now “My sister Lilly woke up at 4:30 each morning, went to lead the daily Rosary at 6 a.m. at her parish, attended the
Listen Now This Last Thursday afternoon, as our family prepared to enter the Triduum, we were amazed at the appearance of a double rainbow in the sky
Listen Now What are the stations of your cross? At first glance, this question seems provocative—and possibly even irreverent. After all, as we enter Holy Week, how can
Listen Now These days, we all have one. The app with the big PAUSE button to shut off WiFi in our homes or on specific devices. And
Listen Now The mid-Lent festivities may be over—first St. Patrick’s, then Laetare Sunday, and finally St. Joseph’s!—but we invite you to reflect with us on the
How are you? “I’m so busy!” We all say it — and we all say it all the time. It’s a status symbol. The busier we
The other evening, we were driving home after going to confession. You could sense the freshness in our (otherwise well-worn) minivan: the kids’ chatter was
Click to listen to the audio of this reflection. (As we focus with you this 4th week of the month on Level 4, Family Culture,
Listen Now My Father-in-law welcomed Mary into his home by leading the family rosary with his wife at 9 p.m. every night of the week.
We’re excited to share that in just a few weeks, we’ll officially launch the Trinity House Community Groups! Any interested parish will be able to subscribe and
Listen Now If you haven’t already seen the EWTN Coming Home Network interview that featured both Soren’s personal testimony and the ministry of Trinity House Community, we wanted to
Listen Now Ever treasures the memory to this day: “Bring flowers of the rarest, bring blossoms the fairest,” the cathedral choir would sing each spring of her childhood
Listen Now “My sister Lilly woke up at 4:30 each morning, went to lead the daily Rosary at 6 a.m. at her parish, attended the
Listen Now This Last Thursday afternoon, as our family prepared to enter the Triduum, we were amazed at the appearance of a double rainbow in the sky
Listen Now What are the stations of your cross? At first glance, this question seems provocative—and possibly even irreverent. After all, as we enter Holy Week, how can
Listen Now These days, we all have one. The app with the big PAUSE button to shut off WiFi in our homes or on specific devices. And
Listen Now The mid-Lent festivities may be over—first St. Patrick’s, then Laetare Sunday, and finally St. Joseph’s!—but we invite you to reflect with us on the
How are you? “I’m so busy!” We all say it — and we all say it all the time. It’s a status symbol. The busier we
The other evening, we were driving home after going to confession. You could sense the freshness in our (otherwise well-worn) minivan: the kids’ chatter was
Click to listen to the audio of this reflection. (As we focus with you this 4th week of the month on Level 4, Family Culture,
Listen Now Sometimes you have to hit pause and thank God for one who has run the race well—and we’d like to do that as we
Listen Now Sometimes you have to hit pause and thank God for one who has run the race well—and we’d like to do that as we
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