Without Vocations, There Will Be No Eucharistic Revival
COMMENTARY: Without the priest, there is no Eucharist, and without the Eucharist, there is no Church.
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St. John Vianney’s Pastoral Plan for Eucharistic Revival
COMMENTARY: The Curé d’Ars’ pastoral strategy to get his people to return to their Eucharistic Lord is a model of practical wisdom that can guide the Church today.
St. Peter Julian Eymard — Apostle of Eucharistic Revival for Every Age
God used this humble priest to renew Eucharistic devotion in 19th-century France, making him a fitting example and patron for our own nation’s Eucharistic revival.
Defending and Supporting Pregnancy Help Centers
The real reason why pregnancy help centers are so opposed by abortion zealots is because they expose one of the biggest mendacities of the abortion industry: that pro-lifers only care about the baby in the womb, not the mother, and stop caring once the baby is born.
An Important Papal Contribution to the Eucharistic Revival
COMMENTARY: The central question, Pope Francis asks in his recent document, is how do we learn to pray and live the liturgy?
Welcome to Post-Roe America
Every year on the anniversary of Dobbs, Catholics will be able to deepen their understanding of God’s role in the conception of every child, his care for the child’s growth, his knowing each by name, and the future for which he has given each child life.
5 Ways to Respond to Christ’s Sacrament of Love
This Solemnity of the Sacred Heart is not just a historical devotion but a celebration of the Lord Jesus himself.
We March and Fight Under the Banner of Jesus Christ
Flags matter. They symbolize our values. And Catholic institutions have a duty to transmit authentically Catholic values.
Archbishop Cordileone Shows Love for the Church, the Eucharist and the Soul of a Lost Sheep
Never to refuse anyone Holy Communion is the equivalent of the Blessed Mother’s never refusing to give the Baby Jesus to anyone, including Herod’s henchmen.
St. Charles Lwanga and Companions: Martyrs and Patron Saints of Child Protection
COMMENTARY: The liturgical memorial of the Ugandan martyrs is a fitting reminder to recommit to the Catholic Church’s fight against sexual predation against the young and vulnerable.
