Fourteen-year-old Marie Bernarde “Bernadette” Soubirous had never been considere...
“What does it mean to feed someone?” Every human being understands, almost insti...
In the great mystery of God’s plan, it is hidden souls who He uses to unleash su...
This Sunday, Peter asks Jesus how many times he has to forgive a brother who sin...
The question posed starts with the standard of proof. A civil verdict requires o...
In 1894, Labor Day was declared a national holiday. Most worked a six-day work w...
I’ll never forget when I once told a relative about a group of cloistered nuns—t...
Most years, on Mary’s birthday, I’m recuperating from a Labor Day weekend involv...
In the collection of Eastern monastic writings called the Philokalia, the goal o...
Q&A WITH MYSTIC ALICJA LENCZEWSKA, PART 5 Continuing the theme of the fallen ang...
I have watched multiple priests leave the priesthood over the years, including t...
Previously in this Gospel, Jesus has spoken about authority in His Church. This...
Some time ago, I ran into an old friend, and as we were catching up with each ot...
Over the past sixty years the documents of Vatican II, and indeed the council it...
Why is it so hard to make a genuinely well-crafted saint film? This is a questio...
Over the years, I have had the joy of republishing many of Fulton J. Sheen’s boo...
Back in January, I was invited to lead a day-long workshop for Catholic school l...
Have you ever been duped? Fooled, tricked, deceived, conned, swindled? “You dupe...
Modernity has trained us to use our senses for consumption rather than contempla...
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time In last Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus called Peter “the ro...
