In the 19th installment of his series Letters to a Young Catholic, Notre Dame professor Leonard DeLorenzo covers the topic “How to grieve.” It is an important lesson for today’s young people. DeLorenzo writes that ...
In his previous Letters to a Young Catholic column, writer and professor Lenny DeLorenzo wrote about how to be mentored. In his latest letter, he flips the coin and writes about how to mentor others: ...
In the latest installment of his series, “Letters to a Young Catholic,” Notre Dame theology professor Leonard DeLorenzo explores the value to young people of finding a wise and trustworthy mentor who can point them ...
In the latest in his series “Letters to a Young Catholic,” Notre Dame professor Leonard DeLorenzo explores something that is difficult for most of us: being uncomfortable. However, being uncomfortable means that we are not ...
In a new essay, Leonard J. DeLorenzo addresses the identity and mission of Catholic higher education. He writes: “Depending on the audience, what it means to be truly Catholic varies. To some, it would mean ...
In the latest installment of his series “Letters to a Young Catholic,” professor and writer Leonard DeLorenzo turns his focus to the subject of friendships — namely, how to sustain these relationships when they often ...
For more than a year, writer Leonard DeLorenzo has been writing a series for Our Sunday Visitor called “Letters to a Young Catholic.” In it, he has explored areas of interest to young people such ...
Notre Dame theology professor Leonard DeLorenzo continues his series “Letters to a Young Catholic” by writing about how to read Scripture: “To read Scripture well, we must pay attention and open ourselves to being changed. ...
In a recent In Focus for Our Sunday Visitor, Leonard J. DeLorenzo writes about the joy and danger of Christmas. He writes: “The question at Christmas is not about whether God will act for us. ...
During the closing days of Advent, included in the Church’s Office of Readings, we pray the O Antiphons. Leonard DeLorenzo writes: “Each of these prayers draws us back into salvation history — principally through Old ...
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