Mario Runs a Marathon: All Becomes Clear
March 12, 2020
I’ve never been one to want to skydive, bungee cord jumping into a ravine, or tightrope over a volcano. But after running a marathon, I
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I’ve never been one to want to skydive, bungee cord jumping into a ravine, or tightrope over a volcano. But after running a marathon, I
Let’s revisit mile 19. As stated in the first part of this series, that was when the mental game became an issue. I was tired.
The Rock n’ Roll Marathon in New Orleans starts downtown, heads uptown on St. Charles, turns around at Audubon Park, goes back down St. Charles,
Let’s put running a marathon in perspective. On a normal day, you burn about 2,000 calories. I burned 3,800 on the race. On a normal
“Why am I doing this!? I could stop right now, call an Uber, and no one would care. My life would still go on tomorrow
A year after my conversion, which happened on a retreat during my freshman year of college, I had to come to terms with the media
“Like we saw Jesus stripped of everything. And in clinging to His cross, we saw the most beautiful resurrection. And we saw life.”
“Or would I want to feel that feeling that Mary gave us? And that Mother Teresa gives. Wow! Look at you. You’re amazing, you radiate,
My first question from the “Ask Dr. Mario” tab! I put that up so I can field questions from the growing community of listeners of
This is the final part of this series on hope. This won’t be the last time that I’ll write about hope but at least for
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