Trust and Hope in the Lord — That Is the Purpose of Lent
Lenten penances, whether done poorly or well, are meant to bring us closer to Christ.
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Catholic Teaching on Health Care Is Part of God’s Gift of Love to the World
Part II: Patients and health-care professionals alike can be well-served by a deeper understanding of natural-law principles and especially double-effect theory.
Catholic Moral Tradition Shines Light on Hard Questions About Abortion
Part I: Catholic medical ethicists explain the Catholic tradition of double-effect theory and explore its ongoing impact on medicine and legislation.
What We Remember in November
November is a month to pray for the faithful departed and contemplate the body of Christ and the life of the world to come.
What Would Jesus’ Friends Do?
The saints can be models for holiness in the most concrete and practical of contexts.
‘Support After Abortion’ Is Breaking New Ground
The organization’s latest research shows that women who have experienced medication abortions do not know how to find help if they need emotional healing.
‘Mass of the Americas’ Is Coming to CD at the Hands of Grammy-Winning Producer
Recording releases Sept. 23.
Appaloosa 2022: A Labor Day Music Festival With a ‘Secret Mission’
The Appaloosa music festival returns full-force to Front Royal, Virginia, on Sept. 3-4.
St. John the Baptist, St. Elizabeth and the Dobbs Decision
John the Baptist and his mother teach us how to react to the overturn of Roe and Casey.
Bucha’s Agony: By His Cross, Christ Has Given a New Meaning to Suffering
“The Church has always held the firm conviction that those who suffer death for the sake of the faith without having received Baptism are baptized by their death for and with Christ. This Baptism of blood, like the desire for Baptism, brings about the fruits of Baptism without being a sacrament.” (CCC 1258)
