Are you afraid to speak up against the evil in the culture today? My Soul, Mind and Body Summer Series ‘Conquer Addictions and Bad Habits’
I’m turning 40 next month. It feels like more than just another birthday. Older readers may laugh at my enthusiasm, but 40 feels momentous to
“He endured death as a Lamb; he devoured it as a Lion.” – St. Augustine A Successful Eucharistic Revival Must Address Two Crises There is a
If you were to stop and reflect, I suspect you would be able to cite examples of impactful and miraculous things that have happened in
By the time this article appears, I will be 92 years old (as of July 11). It’s a much different world today than it was
Transgenderism had been quietly but steadily advancing for decades before it exploded into the genuine epidemic that is upon us. And now transhumanism is quietly
St. Bernadette & the Sign of the Cross Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, appeared several times to St. Bernadette Soubirous in Lourdes, France in
By Ralph A Capone Matthew’s gospel account about Jesus asleep in a boat that is being tossed about in the sea, fore and aft and
I went to Poland in the summer of ‘16 and got to see Auschwitz toward the end of that trip. I was struck by how
Reflecting on persecution in the Christian life, we draw from the experience of Prophet Jeremiah as he faced an interior crisis at some point in
As we get older and experience more injuries and infirmities, the popular catch phrase to describe one’s condition to others is “it’s the new normal.”
Two feast days for one saint? In just a few cases, yes. Saints with Two Feast Days We are blessed to be able to show
Over the years, an old friend has taught me about living closer to Christ. A quote from sacred scripture best explains the lessons I learned
And that’s when I converted to Catholicism. The year was 1994. “Father Peter,” I said. “You don’t know me, and I’m not a Catholic, but
While Disney has been going through a woke identity crisis recently, it should be given credit for bringing C.S. Lewis ‘ classic, The Lion, the
The First Vatican Council (1870) said that the pope has supreme authority in the Church (Pastor Aeternus 3.2). The Second Vatican Council (1965) said that
Forgiveness is a multi-dimensional concept deeply embedded in human nature and spiritual consciousness. It is the conscious act of releasing resentment, anger, or vengeance towards
By John Vrdolyak Many well-informed Catholics can quote the sobering statistics concerning belief in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist – with 69%
A Convert’s Response to Allie Beth Stuckey The first Catholic claim I took seriously as a protestant centered heavily on the intercession of the Saints.
Catholic medical ethics puts Deuteronomy 30:11-20 into action by putting clarity into charity. I have long been concerned about the witness of Catholic health care
History tells us that in July of the year 64, Italy’s city of Rome burned. The fire destroyed two-thirds of the city and the Emperor
The meaning of the Sunday Mass Readings for July 2023 is made clearest by Catholic Doctrine. Let’s seek the most important meaning of key verses
