What we can learn from St. Paul’s bold proclamations of faith
Smells and Bells vs. The World
High Church Liturgy as Antidote to Modern Ills
St. John Vianney’s Heart visits the Basilica of the Sacred Heart
Knights of Columbus guard the incorrupt heart of a saint
World Youth Day demonstrates unity in the face of crisis
Pope reinvigorates faith of young people in Latin America
A Catholic Christmas
Recovering the tradition of a holy season
What Happened at the U.S. Bishop’s Meeting?
Vatican prevents votes on responses to sexual abuse crisis
A Pro-Life Vision of the World
Being pro-life through the lenses of race, adoption, and the media
Our Need for the Prayers of Others
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Discusses Shakespeare’s Works
Away in a Manger, but Not in the Mass
The history and role of Christmas pageants
Opinion: Mass should be more scary
In a well-worn homily anecdote, a Protestant, when first introduced to the concept of transubstantiation, exclaims: “If I believed that, I would crawl up the aisle for communion on my knees!”