Courage, The Apostolate That I Know Well
COMMENTARY: The synod working group’s document on homosexuality has broader implications for Courage International.
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Royals in Front Royal: The Day the King and Queen Came to Town
One of our senior editors recounts what it was like to welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla to her small hometown in Virginia.
‘Worthy of God’s Love’: The Powerful Witness of ‘Dawson’s Creek’ Star James Van Der Beek
James Van Der Beek, who died Feb. 11, left a remarkable last testament on finding his identity and purpose in God during his long battle with cancer.
Trio of Priests: Maryland Family to Welcome Third Ordination
With his upcoming ordination, 'Deacon Danny' will become the third priest in his immediate family, which also includes a religious sister with the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia in Nashville, Tennessee.
How the Little Sisters of the Poor Offer a Spiritual Haven in the Twilight of Life
The religious order is committed to caring for the elderly in peaceful, Christ-centered homes.
Military Archdiocese Chancellor Is Committed to Caring for Soldiers’ Spiritual Needs
Archbishop Timothy Broglio calls retired Army Col. Anita Raines, a wife, mother and soldier, ‘a woman of deep faith.’
Father Emil Kapaun Offers Enduring Legacy as a Military Chaplain
The Servant of God once wrote that his holy aim was to serve as 'a true ‘Father’ to all my people.'
Power of Prayer: Washington Archdiocese Celebrates Largest Priestly Ordination Class Since 1960
‘We can’t live without the Eucharist, and there’s no Eucharist without priests, so I want to do my part to make sure there are priests in the future...’
A Profile of Abigail Favale: Feminism, Gender and an Unlikely Conversion
For Favale, it was the experience of motherhood that served as ‘one of the major catalysts’ for her eventual conversion to Catholicism, she told the Register.
Benedict XVI: A Pope for the Church’s Shepherds
Priests and religious worldwide reflect on the legacy of the late pontiff.
