I Know Pain. Christ Gives it Meaning. Francis Helped the World See This
Pope Francis’ final days weren’t wasted. They were a homily without words — on how to die with Jesus, love like Jesus, and suffer in union with him.
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Nobody Believed St. Bernadette of Lourdes — But Our Lady Chose Her for a Reason
Bernadette could have easily recanted her story of the beautiful woman at the grotto and led a peaceful life. She was, however, incapable of denying the truth. What child is that strong?
What the Miraculous Medal Has Done for Me
The Miraculous Medal reminds us that Mary’s loving care is always there, even in life’s darkest moments.
How Dorothy Day Became Dorothy Day
Two new books highlight the life and legacy of the Servant of God.
Christ in the City: Exploring Ancient Evangelization with Mike Aquilina
Journey from Jerusalem to Antioch through Alexandria, Rome, of course, Constantinople and, finally, to Carthage.
Apparently, I’m ‘Too Catholic’ — and in the Eyes of the World, So Are You
Musings on being rejected for following Jesus ...
The Ten Commandments Are for Everyone
It is unfortunate that one of humanity’s most basic recognitions of natural law should create division.
Toronto Catholic Schools Allow Pride Flag, Reject Pro-Life Flag
This is not just about a flag — it’s about the views being taught inside Catholic schools.
How Writing a Spiritual Autobiography Unveiled My Path Home
‘Not in this life, it is true, but only in eternity will God be all in all, yet even now he dwells, whole and undivided, in his temple the Church.’ —Pope St. Leo the Great
The Power of Jesus Christ Is Proclaimed in Patience and Suffering
‘You proclaim by your patience, your endurance and your joy the mystery of Christ’s redeeming power. You will find the crucified Lord in the midst of your sickness and suffering.’ —Pope St. John Paul II
