By “The Unknown Centurion” As we move closer to Holy Week, it seems like a most acceptable time to meditate upon and enter deeply into
Anthony J. Yanik MA Read Part I When Charles died his staunchly Catholic brother succeeded him but to reign only three years. Parliament, fearing he
By Anthony J. Yanik, MA To describe the state of Catholicism in British America during its colonial days, it is best to examine the first
By Mary Klumpenhouwer President Trump said he wants to go to heaven. Trump cited his supernatural desire as his motivation for attempting to broker peace
By George Ganssle It was in December of 2004 that my mother gave me a book to read. With God in Russia, the story of
By Bill & Amy Renje This article is an excerpt from The Final Pieces: Our Spiritual Journey The Calling Amy’s journey home to Catholicism began
Young Hayden’s Recovery: A Christmas Healing Miracle When seven-year-old Hayden was admitted to St Joseph’s Intermediate Paediatric Care in March this year, his prognosis was
By: Mother Mary Baptist and The Carmelite Sisters of the Monastery of Our Mother of Mercy and St. Joseph To Be a Prayer Before Thy
By: Mother Mary Baptist and The Carmelite Sisters of the Monastery of Our Mother of Mercy and St. Joseph To Be a Prayer Before Thy
By: Ralph A. Capone Dear Shepherds, Pascendi Dominici Gregis was written in 1907 by Pope Saint Pius X. Our love for the Church prompts me
By: Unknown Centurion We live in interesting times – times of authentic, organic, spirit-led revival. These are times of liberation, consolation, transformation, transparency, and accountability.
By: Unknown Centurion A few years ago I wrote an open letter to our U.S. Bishops: https://catholicstand.com/never-again-an-open-letter-to-our-bishops/ urging and encouraging them to stand up, speak out,
By Kim Merlo A Forward By Father Elias Carr Pain has a History: Kim taught me this insight. Ailments have histories. Her treatment by
By Elizabeth McClung While it seems as though fall has graced the rest of the world with its presence, summer is still beating down upon
By The Unknown Centurion St. Hildegard von Bingen prophesied that in the last age, the Church would be attacked from within by the grey wolf
By: The Unknown Centurion Many have lamented how far and fast our once-Christian culture has fallen into a state of mass irrationality and idolatry, unmoored
By The Unknown Centurion There was a time when the Church and its members transformed the world. Through the graces of her sacraments and the
By Stephen Clark I saw a comic book sketch of a boy kneeling by his bedside saying his evening prayers as his dad walked by
For six years, I served on the Board of Directors for a Catholic-founded non-denominational Christian charity that serves adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. The
By: Unknown Centurion To a citizen of ancient Rome, crossing the Rubicon had an important, even menacing, meaning. It refers to Julius Caesar’s crossing of
By: Ann Frailey There is nowhere for innocence to hide these days. Childlike purity is hardly allowed to breathe free air in our current culture.
By Fr. James Barry Part One of this article explored the question “Why issue such a document [Fiducia Supplicans] if nothing has really changed and
