By Tito Edwards | A Black Seminarian Shares an Experience with Racism, & We Should Listen – David Mills at Our Sunday Visitor +1 When I Die, Do Not Cremate Me! – Casey Chalk at The Catholic...
By Patti Armstrong | Ultimately, civil authorities will not solve our spiritual problems. We should pray and fast for them and for strong leadership in our Church, but we can also create a fortress...
By Joseph Pronechen | This May 18 Pope Francis decreed that St. Faustina Kowalska’s feast day be added to the Roman Calendar as an optional memorial to be celebrated by all on Oct. 5. There’s a great...
By Joseph Pearce | Is civilization worth defending? Should we aim to conform to it so that we can be considered civilized? Should we aim to bring our children up according to its norms so that they...
By Edward Pentin | ROME — Almost a month after new anti-coronavirus rules jointly signed by Italy’s bishops and government came into effect, allowing for the resumption of public Masses, many local...
In the story of the patriarch Abraham -- honored by Jews, Christians and Muslims -- faith becomes a direct relationship with God that is marked by constant prayer, which sometimes takes the form of...
With anger and frustration still high in the United States over the death of George Floyd, religious leaders should organize ecumenical and interreligious prayer initiatives to bring people together...
Speaking to American viewers during his weekly general audience, Pope Francis Wednesday prayed for the repose of the soul of George Floyd and condemned racism, saying that turning a “blind eye” to...
Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia has warned that violent protests surrounding the murder of George Floyd – whose death took the global stage seemingly overnight, prompting widespread backlash throughout...
Women who have discerned a call to consecrate their virginity to God in service to the church must be living signs of God's love in the world, especially where too many people live in poverty or...