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Jesus was teaching in a synagogue on the sabbath. And a woman was there who for ...
As explored in a previous article, freedom of expression is deemed a basic human...
A few days ago, a friend shared with me that she and her husband will be traveli...
Everything in the universe—every star and grain of sand, every virus and animal,...
Two years ago, I enrolled my daughter in a farm school in our area. A friend of ...
In this Sunday’s Gospel, a Pharisee tries to test Jesus. Even though he was a l...
Last month, on the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Catholics heard the Parable of ...
As surprising as it may sound, play can be a virtuous activity. It can be morall...
In the previous article, we traveled to the spirit of Ancient Rome and witnessed...
Traditionally, believers are permitted to worship God by assembling in places of...
Are we “faithful” because we love the Lord our God, or is it because we fear the...
It is urgent, now as ever, that Catholics pray diligently and assiduously (says ...
In recent decades, North America and Western Europe have seen a dramatic increas...
Once my seminarians in Kuching began asking questions about angels, it did not t...
There is a growing trend in the American Catholic Church that is disheartening a...
Jesus’ enemies try to set a trap for Him. A coin buys Him freedom from it. Gospe...
In the first article, we considered how angels and demons act upon the material ...
I grew up when Catholic culture in Northern New Jersey, especially in Catholic s...
Few souls are truly humble. Wars, religious and political divisions, marital and...
My family and I were blessed to be in St. Louis for Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s be...
