The Lord is truly risen!



Happy Easter to all! I hope that the joy of our Lord's Resurrection has graced all of your lives.

So in case anyone is still reading this, you have probably noticed that I haven't posted in about 2 months. The first part of this is that I gave up the internet for Lent. The second part is that during Lent I realized that I love posting, and I love it so much that I want to put enough time into it to make it worhtwhile to read. Because of this though I also realized that time could be better spent on prayer, family, work, etc. So, this will be my last post for an indefinite amount of time. I hope all all of you who have visited this site have found it worthwhile. Please keep my family in your prayers.

May the Lord bless you and keep you.

This must be the slowest blog in the blogosphere!

Yes, we realize that our posting have become few and far between, and we thank you for sticking with us. Steve claims to be busy with law school or something like that, and uses that as an excuse for not posting. I actually am busy trying to raise a child and lead both him and 47 religion students closer to Christ.

One of our goals has been to revamp the style of the blog, so that it doesn't look so much like 87 million other blogs out there. This progress has also has gotten slowed.

Anyway, we are still on the journey with you striving for Christ, so keep checking in. Pray for us that we may leave behind our lukewarm blogging ways, and maybe one day we will return to our glorious form of old!

Awesome Catholic art blog.

I came across Smallpax yesterday in an image search for St. Lawrence. It is a group of mostly (if not all) Catholic artists, many (if not all) being professional. They post their sketches in various levels of completeness and seriousness. What attracted me most to them is that their devotional art is far from cheesy. Check it out. They haven't posted anything in a while, but I emailed one of the artists, and he said he would be posting again soon. In the meantime, check out their old posts. Here are a few samples, that I hope they don't mind me sharing here:

Our Lady of La Leche



St. Lawrence



St. Anthony



St. Therese