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‘Through the Cross to Heaven’: The Life of Blessed Elżbieta Róża Czacka
At Mother Elżbieta’s funeral in 1961, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński called her “a person who constantly stood before the face of her Good Lord.”
God and Man, 20 Years After 9/11
Once upon a time, everyone recognized the importance of marking a shared history as a nation and a people. That consensus is progressively eroding.
Jesus Proclaimed the Gospel of the Kingdom and Cured Every Disease Among the People
SCRIPTURES & ART: God elected Israel not to confine his promises, but to invite that Chosen People to bring them from them to all humanity.
St. Gregory the Great — A Saint for Today
Fourteen centuries separate us from the pontificate of Gregory the Great, but his priorities remain urgent priorities for our own day.
Texas Abortion Ban: Not All Choices Are Equal Before God
Choices have real consequences, for good or evil, that do not disappear just because we chose them.
22nd Sunday of the Year — The Meaning of Washing
SCRIPTURES & ART: The place that needs purification, first and foremost, is the heart.
The Hahn-Wiker Vaccination Against Biblical Blindness
BOOK PICK: ‘The Decline and Fall of Sacred Scripture’
Is the Queenship of Mary Relevant to Today’s Catholic?
The Queenship of Mary celebrates what God wants for all of us, realized most fully in Mary.
