Thanksgiving: The Best Remedy for a Culture of Grievance Is One of Gratitude
COMMENTARY: It is right and just, our duty and our salvation, always and everywhere to give God thanks.
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Gratitude for the Missionaries of Charity — 50 Years of Love and Counting
COMMENTARY: This Thanksgiving, let’s express our gratitude together to God for 50 years and 50 convents of the Missionaries of Charity and ask him to bless them with himself, many vocations and many apostolic fruits.
Godparents Are Guides to Holiness
COMMENTARY: As the Catholic Church prepares to celebrate All Saints Day, let’s ponder not just those who have been canonized but those whom Pope Francis beautifully calls the ‘saints next door.’
5 Important Lessons From St. Teresa of Ávila
Timeless wisdom from the first female doctor of the Church
WWII Hero Father Verbis Lafleur — One of St. Landry’s Most Valiant Sons
COMMENTARY: At a time in which Catholics are being summoned to live our faith with greater courage and charity, this spiritual son of the French saint provides a great example and, we pray, will become a much-sought intercessor.
New York City’s 9/11 Cross Represents Our Enduring Hope
COMMENTARY: The sign advertising ‘Mass and the Cross’ is the most fitting and ultimately effective way to respond to the events of 9/11.
Two Bold and True Responses to the Dangers of Gender Ideology
COMMENTARY: Pope Francis has repeatedly and emphatically spoken out against gender ideology. And Virginia Bishop Michael Burbidge’s Aug. 12 pastoral letter on gender dysphoria models truth in charity and authentic mercy.
St. Joseph’s Lesson: You Can’t Love Like Christ, Unless You Are Chaste Like Christ
COMMENTARY: We’re living at a time in which probably no part of Catholic faith and life is as caricatured, contradicted, criticized, condemned, calumniated and contravened as Catholic teaching about chastity.
The Larger Themes of ‘Traditionis Custodes’ and ‘Summorum Pontificum’: Fostering Liturgical Communion and Love
COMMENTARY: If we recognize the Mass for what it is, isn’t the reality of what occurs infinitely more important than the valid form of the Mass by which the Son of God becomes present?
5 Ways to Imitate St. Ignatius, as He Imitated St. Francis and St. Dominic
COMMENTARY: Without the help of cannonballs and orthopedic surgeons, why can’t we do, why shouldn’t we do, what he has done?
