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...
When studying on a National Endowment for the Humanities grant in the south of F...
As a high school teacher, I am in a constant battle for my students’ attention. ...
Few words in contemporary Catholic discourse are used more often, and more carel...
This Sunday’s Gospel records a post-Resurrection appearance of Jesus in which a ...
For many Catholics, the spiritual intensity of Lent culminates in a familiar and...
In paragraph 965 of her Diary, Jesus said to St. Faustina: Souls perish in spite...
In a previous article, I wrote about moral perfection in this life, but I focuse...
“If you don’t remember anything else, remember this one thing!” A parent may use...
“There are among us so many who are poor and elderly, in need of our understandi...
Imagine listening to a Bach fugue in which one of the opening voices introduces ...
Something strange is happening, there is a great stillness on earth today, a gre...
Christian contemplation takes in the mystery of death and sees it transformed by...
Easter Sunday’s Gospel describes an absence that confounds the disciples but pre...
