Servant of God Don Dolindo Ruotolo went one day to the Carmelite convent to visi...
Having traveled all over the world to pray at the shrines honoring the Blessed V...
Every year at the end of May, the United States observes Memorial Day, a civic h...
The Catholic view on Renaissance humanism has generally been positive, understan...
As Catholics, we know that suffering is unavoidable, but it can teach us how to ...
In a modern world where the dynamic, fast-paced, and impressive nature and traje...
Why Beginnings Matter for Bioethics and Moral Courage When does a human being be...
I had a very difficult situation arise in the wake of my father’s death. A perso...
On Resurrection Day, Jesus breathed on His disciples, a gesture odd in itself bu...
A few years ago, I travelled to Khandwa in Madhya Pradesh, India, to teach class...
Patriotism can be a difficult virtue to practice, but the first step is to reali...
St. Peter wrote to a Christian community that was being persecuted for their fai...
I recently picked up the book Joy Within His House: A Cloistered Nun’s Reflectio...
What happens after we die? Someone once gave examples to help formulate an answe...
Jesus, Scripture, and the Catholic Church teach that water baptism is necessary ...
About twenty years ago, I was at a Mass celebrated by Fr. Richard McAlear, OMI (...
Ascension Sunday presents a paradox: Jesus leaves His apostles for Heaven, but ...
The Church has entered into that liturgical time between Ascension and Pentecost...
One of my tasks while working at the Vatican’s Secretariat of State was to handl...
For several decades now, the landscape of women’s religious life in the United S...
