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The Power of Committed Discipleship
When the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph brought the child Jesus to the temple for...
Spiritual Warfare: The Masculine Biblical Theology of Prayer
The Church is suffering from a lack of male participation, while Islam has an abundance...
The Catholic Perspective on Wealth: A Call to Stewardship
In a world where success is often equated with financial abundance, the Catholic...
Blessed Are You When People Hate You…
About three years ago, a Catholic high school in San Francisco invited a former...
Marriage Inspiration from Hell-and-Back Stories
When a marriage is in shambles, hearing about couples who have been to hell and...
Acts of Kindness Can Save Our Souls
Tina Sinatra recounts a wonderful episode in the life of her illustrious father,...
Who & What Do Catholics Celebrate on February 14?
February 14th is an interesting day for Catholic Christians. We live in the midst...
Garments of Meaning: The Cappa Magna
In the year King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord seated on a high and lofty throne,...
Is Job Truly the Oldest Book in the Bible?
Among the many books of the Bible, few are as enigmatic and thought-provoking as...
Fanny Allen: From Vermont to the Religious Hospitallers...
Fanny Allen’s commitment to the Great Commission was not flashy, the stuff of grand...
The Gift of a Good Teacher
When I was in sixth grade, my parents told me that I would be switching from Catholic...
Saint Scholastica
St. Scholastica was born in the late 5th century in Italy, the twin sister of St....
How to Love Your Duties: Add a Pinch of Salt
But if salt loses its taste, with what can it be seasoned? (Mt. 5:13) If I could...
Mexico’s Child Martyr Inspires Bravery and Faith
The little church is tucked away in the back streets of a Mexican resort town. Its...
The Mass: A Sinner’s Prayer & An Altar Call
Several times in recent months, I have found myself in Protestant churches where...
Defeating Modernism
The Ancient Serpent had oft-times crawled into the sacred precincts of Holy Church...
St. Egidio Maria (St. Giles Mary)
St. Egidio Maria (St. Giles Mary) was born Francesco Pontillo in 1729 in Taranto,...
We the Unworthy: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our readings make us wonder: Why does God pick the unworthy to do His work in the...
