Benedictines ‘Fill the Hearts of the Faithful’ by Kindling Love for Pentecost Vigil Mass
As the celebration of the extended Pentecost Vigil Mass rises in popularity, one theologian hopes restoring the Pentecost octave will be next.
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Kansas State Football Player Heard Call to Seminary on the Field
Landry Weber says three things are central to his spirituality: the Eucharist, confession and the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Experts Affirm: Transgender Kids Need Truth and Love
The international Courage and EnCourage conference tackles a tough issue.
In a World Gone Mad, What Would St. John Paul Do?
COMMENTARY: Father Karol Wojtyla faced harder times than ours, and he answered them by building an ‘extraordinary network of friendship’ that helped transform not just Poland but the worldwide Catholic Church.
Laity Will Determine Church’s Future After the Pandemic
COMMENTARY: The great takeaway of the pandemic isn’t, ‘The Church is led by sinners.’ The lesson is, ‘It’s up to the laity to spread the faith.’
Love Your Neighbor. Everything Depends On It
COMMENTARY: The only thing delaying the final victory is you and me, waiting to reach out.
Only the Church Does Anti-Racism Right
COMMENTARY: “Racism is learned behavior, and Catholics can play a significant role … by taking a hands-on approach.”
Apollo 11 and the Curse of the Ark and the Dove
Until we learn to stop hiding our lanterns, believers will keep losing major cultural battles
The Real Tag Brothers’ Story Is Better Than the Movie
Montana priest Father Sean Raftis and nine childhood friends have played an elaborate, coast-to-coast game of tag for nearly 30 years.
