Take a Pilgrimage of Faith Through the Streets of Manhattan
Walking through New York City in the footsteps of saints celebrated and unknown, we are strengthened for the pilgrimage of life.
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Visit the School of Courage in the US This Summer
COMMENTARY: There’s no better place in the United States to be formed in courage than the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville, New York.
The Trinity and Divine Communion: The Deepest Thing That Can Be Said About the Human Person
COMMENTARY: The ‘ultimate and definitive dimension’ of our human life, however, is precisely what is obscured by gender ideology and by the redefinition of marriage.
Holy Communion, the Bread of Life, Is for Defenders of Life Who Live in God’s Grace
Catholics must speak with clarity and integrity against laws and institutions that attack human life, and about the conditions necessary to receive Holy Communion well.
10 Podcasts to Help You Grow in Faith
COMMENTARY: At a time when Christians in general are feeling marginalized and the world is trying to pronounce the Church irrelevant, Catholics are still influencing the culture.
4 Seismic Lessons I Learned from Father Joseph Henchey, Jesus’ ‘Holy Henchman’
Father Henchey showed how the roots of Christian joy are cruciform, how suffering is a great school of hope, and how Christ seeks to glorify our wounds.
Divine Mercy: The Great Grace That Humble Sinners Alone Receive
COMMENTARY: The fitting remedy to a hardening of the heart is ardent devotion to Divine Mercy.
Praying for Salvific Ignorance for the Clever Hans Küng
Küng died on the fifth day of the Divine Mercy Novena, the day dedicated especially to “the souls of those who have separated themselves from my Church.”
The Choice We Face: Is It Christ or Barabbas?
COMMENTARY: There are many illustrations of this difficult-to-accept reality of sin, but one of the clearest, and most actual, is with regard to sexual morality.
This Book is the Most Helpful Book on St. Joseph I Have Ever Found
COMMENTARY: Father Henri Rondet’s 1956 classic Saint Joseph, a translation of his original 1953 work in French, is most helpful.
