Sheryl Collmer

Sheryl Collmer is a semi-retired business consultant. She holds a Master’s in Theological Studies from the University of Dallas, as well as an MBA. From her home in the diocese of Tyler, Texas, she studies homesteading, history, and the currents in the Church.

recent articles

Thank Heaven for Little Girls

The raw reaction of our hearts is a recognition that there is something special about little girls—something precious, quickly lost and unrepeatable.

Leaders Matter

By virtue of their visibility, popularity, and bully pulpit, leaders can make this world substantially safer or infinitely more dangerous. 

The Perpetual Passover Feast

The perpetual Passover feast only makes sense to Catholics. The Passover sacrifice of the Lamb has continued unbroken on the altar since Jesus sealed the new covenant on the Cross.

Teach the Children: The King of Kings

The animated feature film The King of Kings—opening April 11, on the eve of Holy Week—is loosely based on a virtually unknown Dickens work: “The Life of Our Lord, written for my beloved children.”

Bishops Burning Bridges

As much as the American public is shocked by the ongoing DOGE revelations of our abuse by the Federal government, betrayal by spiritual leaders is infinitely worse.

Trump Lights Up the World

This world is not the same as it was two weeks ago. The sense of dread I’ve had for several years now is slowly receding. Now we need to happen in the Church what has happened in politics.

What Might Have Been

We would faint in horror if we saw the enormity of what we avoided by this last election. The whole world might have been different.

Can We Talk About J6?

The “insurrection” narrative has enjoyed unchallenged dominance for so long, the reckoning will take time. Let us finally begin to hear the truth about that fateful day.

Who Will Safeguard the Sheep?

The open lesion that can’t heal is the realization that our shepherds despise or entirely disregard us. Will any of them break out of lockstep in Baltimore this week?

Living on Borrowed Time

The world we live in, our experience of goodness and light and relative plenty, will likely be upended for a time. Pray that God makes champions of us.

American Cristeros  

It’s high time we come to know the Mexican Martyrs, as we face the anti-Catholic beast prowling about in America.

Braced for the Quake

We may have to walk through the paroxysms of a dying darkness, but every step of preparation will be a brick in the rebuilding of Christendom.

Why Trump?

The hatred for Donald Trump goes far beyond policy differences.

Jesus Thirsts, As Do We All

Where catechism and preaching may have failed in the past, “Jesus Thirsts” captivates with Eucharistic beauty, prods the heart, intrigues the senses, gives the audience a path to falling in love with the Eucharist.

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