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Going for Gold
How badly do you want to win? During my part-time job at the on-campus dining hall, I used to spend my spare minutes (when I wasn’t...
Amy Miller, Managing Editor
Mar 23, 20142 min read


The Beacon of Hope
You, O LORD, keep my lamp burning; my God turns my darkness into light. - Psalm 18:28 Having traveled to Cape May every year of my life,...
Megan Schuster
Mar 21, 20142 min read


Breath of God
Throughout Lent, we are encouraged to take a deep look into our relationship with God and focus on how we can become holier in our daily...
Megan Schuster
Mar 19, 20142 min read


Fun with Philosophy: Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road
Philosophy isn't exactly a popular subject of conversation these days, but it could be. It could even be fun to summarize what certain...

David Kilby
Mar 15, 20142 min read
Crimea, Lent and Personal Sanctity
Many of us would like to see the world change and are even helping causes that attempt to 'make the world a better place.' I don't by...

David Kilby
Mar 11, 20142 min read
Who Do You Say That I Am? A Movie Review of "Son of God"
Recently, Churches in my diocese and surrounding area have begun promoting the new movie “Son of God” directed by Christopher Spencer....

Amy Miller
Mar 10, 20143 min read
America Lives on Through Small Businesses
Tax season is here, and I'm not exactly sure why, but I'm not provoked to talk politics. Sure, I could rant about how the government is...

David Kilby
Mar 7, 20142 min read
Science and Catholicism: Two Long-lost Friends
Every now and then I come across some book or passage that strikes a beautiful balance between faith and reason, those two amazing human...

David Kilby
Mar 6, 20144 min read
Keeping a Blog as a Lenten Commitment
I knew this day would come, the day I looked back and noticed that I haven't been writing nearly as many blog posts as I promised I...

David Kilby
Mar 5, 20142 min read
Two Revolutions, Pluralism and a Catholic Understanding of the U.S.
It is no coincidence I find myself becoming acquainted with the writings of the profound Jesuit priest, theologian, scholar, and...
Nick Satin
Feb 27, 20148 min read
Olympic Athletes and Seeking Perfection in Christ
So be perfect, just as your heavenly Father is perfect. (Matthew 5:48) This was the theme of last Sunday’s Gospel, although it is not...
Sister Christina Roberts
Feb 20, 20142 min read


Lima, Peru: A Journey to the City of Kings
The world is a big place, yet in some sense it is quite small. My visit to Peru was my first trip to South America, and I arrived with an...

Amy Miller
Feb 18, 20143 min read


Why Rambling Spirit Reaches out to Young Adults
Why are we at Rambling Spirit so passionate about young adult ministry? Maybe it's because we see the tide coming in, and we're interested in bringing in the members of our generation who are concerned about our society, our heritage, our civilization. Even more than that though, maybe we're interested in young adult ministry because we see a hurting world and want to bring together those who wish to serve and heal the spiritually broken, and maybe we're done sitting on the s

David Kilby
Feb 13, 20144 min read


Hiding the REAL question: What is Marriage?
Recent political events have skirted around this issue without truly addressing it. Ryan T. Anderson has something to say. Testifying...
Natalie Plumb
Feb 10, 20148 min read
Homebound after college: A Blessing in Disguise?
Does living with your parents mean you're not really "grown up" yet? Here's one writer's take on that question. “So where are you...
Natalie Plumb
Feb 8, 20144 min read
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