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St. Canute, King of Denmark
St. Canute, King of Denmark was born around 1042 and ascended to the throne in 1080....
St. Sebastian
St. Sebastian lived in the 3rd century, serving as a soldier in the Roman army under...
The Transformative Power of God’s Word
As Catholics, we are called to be fellow pilgrims on a journey of devotion into...
To Everything There Is a Season
My favorite season of the year is summer. Warm and sunny skies, no early morning...
Saints Opposing Slavery: A Testament to Human Dignity
Throughout history, the Catholic Church has produced countless saints, blesseds,...
A Catholic Movie for Every Month
Dostoevsky wrote, “Beauty will save the world.” I’m not one for making New Year’s...
What is Power in the Kingdom of God?
What does power look like in the Kingdom of God? This is a question Christians ask...
Saint Anthony the Abbot
St. Anthony the Abbot was born in 251 in Upper Egypt to a prosperous Christian family....
Jesus the Bridegroom: Second Sunday of Ordinary Time
At the start of His public ministry, Jesus attended a wedding in Cana. Why was...
Why Should Non-Catholics Be Evangelized?
When I was a child in the 1950’s, we wanted to convert the world. Kids would say...
St. Benedict Biscop
St. Benedict Biscop was born around 628 in Northumbria (modern-day England). Originally...
St. Hilary of Poitiers
St. Hilary of Poitiers was born around 310 AD in Poitiers, Gaul (present-day France)....
All Generations Will Call Me Blessed
This fourth article of the Magnificat series aims to reflect on these words of Our...
From Family to Eternity: Our Dynastic Impact on History
I restarted Brideshead Revisited recently (a book I re-read every five to ten years),...
St. Augustine and the Necessity of Forms
The first verses of Genesis tell us that due to the hand of God creation gained...
Signs of Renewal in the Church
There is a profound spiritual renewal taking place in the heart of the Church. It...
St. William of Bourges
St. William of Bourges was born around 1155 near Nevers, France. He felt drawn to...
With You I Am Well Pleased: The Baptism of the Lord
At the Nativity, we celebrated Jesus’ birth in flesh and blood. Today, we celebrate...
Global Palliative Care and the Jubilee Year
Pope Francis, in accordance with an ancient tradition, proclaimed 2025 a Jubilee...
A Crisis of Seriousness
The consensus seems to be that today’s students are less capable than in the past....
