Why Our Lady of Mount Carmel Gave Us the Brown Scapular
COMMENTARY: This Marian feast day offers important lessons on what it means to follow Jesus Christ.
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What the Sacred Heart Teaches a World Addicted to Emotion
COMMENTARY: Our fallen world talks about love, and its definitions are either incomplete or just plain wrong.
Trinity Sunday: The Blessed Trinity Reveals Who God Is — and Who We Are
COMMENTARY: The mystery of the Trinity reveals that God is not solitude but communion — and we are made in his image.
Why ‘Pietas’ Is the Forgotten Virtue We Need to Remember on Memorial Day
COMMENTARY: The Latin term means doing what is needed, regardless of discomfort, tiredness, ingratitude or fear — and giving everything we have for the good of all.
During Passiontide, the Church Doubles Down on Lent
COMMENTARY: In this second part of Lent, we shift our focus. We are now called to unite ourselves to the Lord Jesus and spiritually prepare for his Paschal mystery.
Why Every Catholic Should Know the Act of Contrition by Heart
COMMENTARY: Lent is the perfect time to rediscover the Act of Contrition and the divine mercy it calls us to embrace.
Why Your Examination of Conscience Is Too Shallow — and How to Fix It
COMMENTARY: The desert of Lent is a place where we can examine our conscience with honesty and transparency.
Step Into the Mystery of Lent
COMMENTARY: Lent is about deepening our knowledge and experience of the Suffering, Crucified and Resurrected God who loves us and seeks union with us.
Pray for Those Who Left the Faith as You Walk the Stations of the Cross
COMMENTARY: While the grace of the Stations of the Cross are for us, they aren’t meant to be only for us.
St. Bernadette’s Hidden Lesson of Lourdes
COMMENTARY: After the Blessed Mother appeared to her in 1858, the French peasant girl sought simple religious life 400 miles away from Lourdes and the spotlight.
