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Category Archives: Journey

  1. Dropping the Plank: How to Measure Our Spiritual Growth Against the Master

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    September 11, 2026 by eneubauer

    Byzantine-style icon of Christ carrying a lamb among sheep

    The content emphasizes the need for self-awareness and humility in spiritual growth. It critiques the tendency to judge others while overlooking personal flaws, referencing Jesus’ teachings in Luke 6:39-42. The author encourages practices like the Examination of Conscience and extending grace to others, underscoring that true discipleship involves continuous transformation towards Christlike love.

  2. “Come and See”: The call and the question

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    September 5, 2026 by eneubauer

    Byzantine icon with Christ and fishermen; Greek text reads “Ἡ ΚΛΗΣΙΣ ΤΩΝ ΜΑΘΗΤΩΝ.”

    In the Gospel of John (1:45-51), we are given a profound glimpse into the calling of Nathanael. The passage starts …
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  3. Lent – Trying to be Catholic

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    February 16, 2021 by eneubauer

    Lent is just around the corner now and the sub-zero temperatures along with record snowfall have conspired to slow me …
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  4. When adversity strikes…

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    January 9, 2019 by eneubauer

    When I step back, remove the noise that surrounds me, and allow myself to think I quickly realize that life is …
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  5. What if kindness mattered?

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    November 19, 2017 by eneubauer

    Who doesn’t love kindness? Since moving to Springfield I have had several experiences at places I frequent where individuals unknown to …
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  6. St. Gregory the Great, Evangelization and You:

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    March 6, 2016 by eneubauer

    I want to begin this post with a note of gratitude.  It is because of people like you that I …
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  7. Conversion Story Live: The Journey Home

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    December 21, 2015 by eneubauer

    Over the years I have written about my journey towards Christ and into the Catholic Church.  You have heard me …
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