No Coincidences: Saints Beside Us on Pilgrimage
COMMENTARY: What began as a Marian pilgrimage through Europe became a lesson in Providence and the hidden encouragement of the saints.
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St. Columba and the Islands That Forgot Themselves
As the Hebrides passed through pagan, Norse and Scottish rule, one voice endured above the turmoil: St. Columba, whose monastery at Iona transformed the faith of the North.
This Thanksgiving, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Reminds Us What Gratitude Looks Like
As families gather across the country, the first native-born U.S. saint offers a steady example of thanksgiving rooted in faith.
Live the Faith So Others Can See Christ
In a secular age, it’s not enough to know the faith — Catholics must live it visibly, sacrificially, and for the good of others
Why the World Needs More Men Like My Father
A WWII veteran, devoted Catholic, and family man — my father embodied the balance of strength and kindness that today’s world so desperately needs.
Miracle on Mount LaVerna: St. Francis’ Stigmata and Its Message for Us Today
St. Francis’ stigmata challenges us to live the Gospel fully, bearing our crosses with faith and trust in God
Why Every Catholic Should Read St. John of the Cross
St. John tells us that God desires a very special relationship of love, peace and joy with you, no matter your life’s circumstances.
Do You Want to Spread the Faith? Be Transformed by Christ, Then Be Yourself
‘Naturalness is the signature of divine enterprises.’ —St. Josemaría Escrivá
A Prescription for Violence: Confronting Abortion in Everyday Spaces
A routine errand brings a sad reminder of our culture’s darkening moral landscape.
I Believe I Was Healed Through the Power of the Eucharist
Why is it difficult to believe that Our Lord can heal us from physical ailments and that miracles still do happen?
