Mother Drexel Inherited Her Father’s Fortune — and Our Father’s Kingdom
St. Katharine Drexel is the patroness of racial justice and of philanthropists. Her feast day is celebrated on March 3.
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The Conversion Story of C.S. Lewis
Despite Lewis’ prominence in Christian apologetics, he was not always a follower of Christ
Massive Catholic Center Planned for East Texas
‘Veritatis Splendor’ will enliven the faith of Catholics in the Lone Star State and around the world.
Facing Isolation Due to COVID-19, Patients Find Solace in Rosary Group
“In the midst of all this craziness and chaos, God is with us.”
Catholic Schools Week: Pray and Prepare for Looming Challenges to Catholic Education
Our faith commands Catholic parents to stand firm in their duty as the first and primary educators of their children.
Why Did Early Christians Call the Holy Spirit the “Wild Goose?”
The Holy Spirit can be gentle as a dove, or rambunctious and unpredictable as a wild goose.
“Voice of the Unborn” Bell is “Call to Prayer” for Protection of the Unborn
“May its ring awaken the consciences of legislators and all people of good will in Poland,” said Pope Francis, “and the whole world.”
Saints for Times of Trouble
Where to Turn During the Pandemic and Amid the Stresses of Life
17 New Year’s Resolutions from Jonathan Swift
In 1699, at the age of 32, the famous writer compiled 17 personal resolutions in a list he called, “When I come to be old.”
Byzantine Catholic Priest Brings the Spirit of Christmas to Life in Detroit
Father Joseph Marquis melds his two vocations — to the Catholic priesthood, and as Santa Claus — in the St. Nicholas Institute, a school for Santas that he founded.
