Born in 1579 in Pibrac, France, Germaine Cousin entered a world marred by povert...
Born on St. John Francis Regis, S.J. was born in 1597 in southern France. He ent...
He was a man who lived in the first century, anno domini, during the reign of Ti...
I would like to propose a new title for St. Joseph in his Litany: “Icon of Fathe...
Just before Father’s Day, I came across a letter my father wrote and published o...
St. John of Sahagún was born around 1419 in Sahagún, Spain. He studied theology ...
St. Anthony of Padua was born in 1195 in Lisbon, Portugal. As a young man, he jo...
Jesus never used the word “Trinity,” yet today He describes why believe in it. G...
On this Sunday, dedicated to honoring fathers, the Church has a powerful opportu...
The best things in life are those that bring out the meaningfulness of life. Fat...
But Jesus answered them, “You are wrong, because you know neither the Scriptures...
I was sad to hear how a student at a prestigious local college had taken his lif...
In an era defined by moral confusion, digital distraction, and institutional dis...
Learning about the lives of holy men and women is a common and helpful practice ...
St. Norbert was born around 1080 in Xanten, Germany, into a noble family. Initia...
On Resurrection Day, Jesus breathed on His disciples, a gesture odd in itself bu...
St. Augustine (354-430) was not only a great thinker but a gifted writer whose p...
The devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a profound and essential aspect of ...
Saint Robert of Newminster, an exemplary figure in the 12th century, remains a p...
In a world increasingly confused about the meaning of love, identity, and commit...
