
A 100-Second Daily Routine for Teens and Preteens
There is much depravity, immoral technology, and evil-intent modernism seductively waved in the face of today’s adolescents. Parents need to exercise caution. Catholic parents are

There is much depravity, immoral technology, and evil-intent modernism seductively waved in the face of today’s adolescents. Parents need to exercise caution. Catholic parents are

Fasting has always been a part of the world God created. As St. Basil the Great tells us “It was the first commandment that Adam

On Lent’s Invitation to Silence and Fasting The choir hums, but does not burst in glorious refrain. The music is subdued, the organ absent. The

This past Thursday, April 25, the entire country of Italy celebrated la Festa della Liberazione, or the Anniversary of the Liberation. It was quite festive.

Don’t let this title mislead you. The idea of slowing down for Lent brings to mind a resolve to minimize unnecessary busyness and allow time

In the United States, the last Monday in May is Memorial Day. It is a day for remembering. For some, Memorial Day means the Indy

“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal

As each new year begins, old resolutions are dusted off, repackaged, and often given a “booster shot” at the start of Lent. The goodies given

Many people out there just don’t “get” the Catholic Church. Some think that it is some kind of a Babylonian “mystery” religion, “worshiping the fish

Over the last several weeks at Sunday Mass, the second reading came from Hebrews. The latter chapters of what has traditionally been referred to as

Strange title, you say? Well, yes it is! But each and every Catholic Mass offers this life-saving gift to those who receive the Eucharist in the

The Church gives us the season of Lent to prepare our hearts for the day that changed the course of history: Easter Sunday. Of course

Did you know that St. Joseph is a uniquely good intercessor when NFP is hard? In the second portion of his book, Consecration to St.

When the Columbine massacre occurred on April, 20th, 1999, I had only been Catholic for a few months. I was still getting tuned in to

Few Bible passages cause people to cringe the way St. Paul’s instructions to husbands and wives do. In our current culture, gender equality receives a

“I give up! I’m done! I’m through!” Giving up, in the context of these statements, usually means letting go of something for good. After trying

Around Valentine’s Day, when we think about human love, it may also be a good tine to think about two aspects of God’s love: Forever

“Well, if it’s a symbol, to hell with it.” This was Flannery O’Connor’s flustered response to the claim that the Eucharist is only symbolic. She

It would seem that Jesus calls us to give away all our possessions. So therefore, whoever of you does not renounce all that he has

And being in an agony he prayed more earnestly; and his sweat became like great drops of blood falling down upon the ground. (Luke 22:44)

We have all been told to look on the bright side at some point in our lives. Or maybe you were told to view the

These days, if you want to record a program on TV, you can simply press a button to make it happen. Not so in the