This Sunday’s readings teach us about the care of sheep—they need a gate to prot...
An earlier article examined how misreadings of key phrases and terminology in Ca...
“If I could move into that neighborhood, then I would be content.” “If I could b...
On March 19, 1859, Charles Gounod’s Faust received its premiere at the Théâtre L...
What Scripture Reveals for Catholics, Protestants, and Evangelicals Seeking Comm...
Pope John Paul II, in his international best-seller, Crossing the Threshold of H...
Did you know that the apostles had students? The New Testament was not the only ...
How do we understand consciences today? Oftentimes they are used as an excuse fo...
Since the beginning of modern science, humanity has pursued an extraordinary int...
In the early 1990s while sitting at the bar of Bilbo’s Underground Tavern in Kal...
About twenty years ago, I launched a program for daily life that has since chang...
I was scrolling through my Instagram page for campus ministry the other day and ...
In John’s Gospel, Jesus addresses the religious leaders of his day, “Amen, amen,...
A Scripture lesson by a mysterious Stranger on a dusty road prepares two discipl...
This article examines the theological and pastoral implications of translations ...
How many of us have heard a priest or professor claim that the four Gospels of M...
Jesus said to Sister Faustina: My child, life on earth is a struggle indeed; a g...
If you are old enough to have taken a Franklin Day Planner or a similar course t...
In an earlier article, I wrote about Satan’s temptation of our ancestors which c...
Beloved and influential Catholic journalist and apologist, Vittorio Messori, pas...
