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.
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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.
A True Father of Faith
THE JUBILEE OF ST. JOSEPH: Seven Spiritual Lessons for Mature Manliness
Start Acting More Like Christ — Even (and Especially) When Others Do Not
COMMENTARY: It’s hard in such a rancorous culture not to descend into the gutters. But this is not Our Lord’s way.
5 Ways Catholics Can Grow Spiritually From the Christological Collects During Lent 2021
COMMENTARY: Bring Christ’s divinity to the fore this Lent.
How to Respond to Prodigal Catholic Public Figures?
COMMENTARY: Where the sins of our prominent Catholic family members abound, as they unhappily do, our prayers must abound all the more, and far more than our criticisms, however just.
Repairers of a House Divided
COMMENTARY: 7 biblical habits for Catholics to remedy a torn country.
Remembering Reginaldus Magnus
COMMENTARY: Father Reginald Foster spent a lifetime seeking to unite his students in a shared love of the Latin language
