Why ‘Death on a Friday Afternoon’ Is a Must-Read
It made me realize that as a Christian suffering is a way to peace on the other side of the cross.
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Alabama Senator Tuberville Digs In Heels Against Biden’s Taxpayer-Funded Pentagon Abortion Travel
The Republican senator is delaying approval of some military promotions, to focus attention on a policy that could exponentially increase the number of abortions subsidized by the Department of Defense.
How Baseball Imitates the Spiritual Life
Keep sacrificing. Keep praying. And when you fall, pick yourself up, and get back in the box.
15 Archaeological Proofs of New Testament Accuracy
Archaeological discoveries in recent times have vindicated numerous details in the Bible.
‘Regaining Sight’ Is Nourishing Reading for Holy Week and Eastertide
This book by the Sisters of Life is a marvelous source of inspiration.
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.
4 Ways to Communicate With God
Use your God-given talents to connect, communicate and collaborate with your Catholic community
Andrea Bocelli’s ‘The Journey’ Offers a Rich Meditation for Holy Week
‘The Journey: A Musical Special from Andrea Bocelli’ opens in select theaters on Palm Sunday.
Looking Ahead to the Resurrection
Here is the deepest truth of the human heart: that we are made for God, and that without him we shall surely perish, falling into a nothingness from which there is no escape.
Is Music the Food of Love? You Better Believe It. Mark the Music!
‘The man that hath no music in himself … is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils’
