by Gabrielle Huff | Jun 5, 2025 | Dominicana Journal
The mystery of the priesthood gives us so much food for thought, it’s almost too much. We can wonder how a mere man becomes an instrument to save sinners like himself. We can reflect on how God seems to pursue the priest as much as (if not more than) the priest...
by Gabrielle Huff | Jun 3, 2025 | Dominicana Journal
I stood in an open field under a blue sky. The sun shone softly on the many wildflowers populating the field, and a light breeze caused the grass to sway rhythmically as if to a song. I delighted in the bright array of colors—white, yellow, orange, green,...
by Gabrielle Huff | May 29, 2025 | Dominicana Journal
The Ascension of Jesus Christ into heaven stuns the human mind. It is a terrific display of the glory, grandeur, and majesty of God’s power. The eternal Son of God, having taken on the flesh of humanity, now ascends to the heavenly throne to sit at the right hand of...
by Gabrielle Huff | May 27, 2025 | Dominicana Journal
Walking down a busy city street, it can be easy to let strangers pass around you without giving them a second thought. Everyone is going about their business, caught up in their daily tasks. But have you ever walked past someone who, for whatever reason, catches your...
by Gabrielle Huff | May 22, 2025 | Dominicana Journal
During these days since the election of Pope Leo XIV, I’ve been reflecting on one of his many titles: Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church (Summus Pontifex Ecclesiae Universalis). It raises the question, what’s a pontiff? Pontiff comes from the Latin word pontifex....
by Gabrielle Huff | May 20, 2025 | Dominicana Journal
A “sed contra” essay is to engage a cultural concern and to address it with the help of some philosophical or theological authority. Allegiance to Jesus Christ transcends all other allegiances. Something that happened during the 2024 elections should remind us of this...
