
The Sunday Readings and Catholic Doctrine for May 2025
The meaning of the Sunday Mass Readings for May 2025 is made clearest by Catholic Doctrine. God communicates most clearly to us through Catholic Doctrine.

The meaning of the Sunday Mass Readings for May 2025 is made clearest by Catholic Doctrine. God communicates most clearly to us through Catholic Doctrine.

When I was a young stay-at-home mom, I earned a little income and kept myself intellectually active by giving guitar lessons. Sometimes, as often happens

Many people possess a profusion of plans for “fixing” the Church, the government, the economy, and other folks. But rarely do we give priority to

Clad in soft purple scrubs, ready to begin her sixteen-hour night shift, Christine gazes into the cell phone camera held by her young son at

As we begin the Easter season and mourn the passing of Pope Francis, a particular virtue repeatedly sprang into my mind: the virtue of humility.

On How the Physical Unites us to the Spiritual Christian artwork, whether Protestant or Catholic, becomes “a gateway” into Faith: take, for example, Ciseri’s Ecce

Or Absolute Accountability To God’s Justice for the Sins of Mankind? Does Divine Mercy offer the sinner unconditional pardon for one’s transgressions, irrespective of the

I find myself praying the rosary a lot more often in recent times. And as I was praying the rosary one morning, something about the

Many protestants will criticize the images and statues in Catholic Churches. They accuse Catholics of violating the first commandment. A second argument specifically against the

God Didn’t Make the Stars Just to Tease You Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here. He has

Recently, I read an article at Business Insider that was troubling. The article is about people justifying theft in the name of social justice. The

Rogation. Not a word many use; probably, even fewer know the word. The word comes from the Latin rogare, to ask. Before the reforms of

Perhaps the oldest greeting/response of the Church comes from the wondrous news of Easter. The greeting, in Greek, is Christós anésti (Χριστὸςἀνέστη) meaning ‘Christ is

I’m driving out to visit my parents next month, just in time for Mother’s Day. Spring is slow in coming, but I’ll be bringing fresh

The Feast of Divine Mercy is this Sunday. Are you ready for it? The Feast of Divine Mercy is associated with the written records and

The Resurrection, means that Jesus has been swept up out of the world of space and time in which he’d lived before, not to leave

Then the angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid! I know that you are seeking Jesus the crucified. He is not here, for

Even though the Catholic Church continually invites Catholics to live in the Resurrection, many of us cling to our suffering; we don’t know how to

Jesus is sentenced to death. Sentenced to end living in this life, the life that we are born into, and that we know and experience

In Part I of this article we discussed the apparent contradiction in the timing of the celebration of Passover in the gospel passion accounts. But

Each year, we enter Lent with firm resolve to eschew the excesses of the previous holiday season. Broken resolutions that lead to the frivolity of

The passion story of Jesus Christ in the four gospel accounts contains an apparent contradiction. This apparent contradiction concerns the day of the week the