St. Aidan of Lindisfarne, born around 590 AD in Ireland, was a monk and missiona...
It’s a familiar refrain from marginal and non-Catholics: “The Catholic Church ha...
“Well done, good and faithful servant; you have been faithful over a little, I w...
In the Book of Exodus, we hear that every time Moses speaks with God his face be...
I often listen to talks by Monsignor James Shea. He has his finger on the pulse ...
St. John the Baptist, a pivotal figure in the New Testament, is renowned for his...
At a dinner party, Jesus turns the rules for banqueting and table etiquette on t...
The Declaration of Independence refers to “the pursuit of happiness” as an inali...
There is a strain of stoicism in American culture influencing our religious thin...
The Gospel calls us to visit the imprisoned—but what are we supposed to do when ...
St. Joseph Calasanz, born on September 11, 1557, in Peralta de la Sal, Spain, wa...
A spiritual initiative began in 2012 that has since spread quietly around the wo...
One of my faithful parishioners lost her daughter to a heart attack; I did not s...
I’ve spent years teaching others the ins and outs of exercise and nutritional di...
Someone in a crowd called out to Jesus, “Will only a few people be saved?” Why ...
There is not a whole lot that has been written in the Scriptures about our dear ...
God is doing something incredible with Gen Z, and secular media is noticing. The...
Like many Catholics, I was transfixed by the recent conclave. That white smoke s...
St. Bernard of Clairvaux, born in 1090 in Fontaines, France, is celebrated as on...
