At Fatima in 1917, Our Lady instructed three shepherd children to pray the rosary daily. Even today, Catholics find much comfort and peace by participating
In the life of faith, we don’t always see the tangible fruits of our prayers, and that is as it should be. Faith requires trust,
This Column is dedicated to the Feast Day of St. Peter and St. Paul and the late Father Vito Marziliano. I was in Portugal for
During this past month of May which was the Month of Mary, there was a large, almost life-size statue of Our Lady of Fatima in
Life is a constant struggle and often times it takes us way too long to figure out what the problem is. This holds true with
Would you like to learn more about what the Catholic Church teaches in regard to Mary the Mother of God? If so, a new, free,
Last year, I wrote about Saint Francis of Assisi and how he was instrumental in my return to Rome. I would be remiss not to
Pew Research’s recent study revealing that a majority Catholics do not believe in the Real Presence but instead believe that consecrated bread and wine are
In conversations with Catholics from around the country, one will encounter varying levels of devotion to Our Lady. Such devotions seem to run along a
During the eighties, I edited an anthology, Philosophical Perspectives on Peace, which included numerous prescriptions for world peace by philosophers, psychologists, and litterateurs from the
In light of continued controversy over Fatima and its famous third secret, I am presenting my own amateur translation of an Allocution (Address) of Alfredo
Shortly after Sr. Lúcia of Fátima died ten years ago, I remember remarking to someone, “Her death means we will only now come to know
The world today is facing a moral collapse which is rooted in the loss of faith in God and His moral framework for the world.
