The Presentation is the Perfect Reflection for Advent

How do we know if we are truly “ready for Christmas?”

Shaun McAfee Blogs December 2, 2020

Don’t Let Your Suffering Go to Waste

“With Christ I am nailed to the cross,” wrote St. Paul. “And I live, now, not only I; but Christ lives in me.”

Marge Fenelon Blogs December 2, 2020

Faith Sustains Dying Teen in “Clouds”

“Clouds” is currently airing on Disney Plus and the book is available in your neighborhood bookstore.

Kathy Schiffer Blogs December 2, 2020

How Catholics Can Use the Power of Finance As a ‘Tool, Test, and Testament’ to Jesus Christ

Professor Eddy Moss of The Catholic University of America’s Busch School of Business shares how Catholics can use the power of finance to build up the Kingdom of God.

Peter Jesserer Smith Blogs December 2, 2020

5 Thoughts on ‘Brooklyn Diocese v. Cuomo’

The court majority is restoring the full vigor of the first right in the First Amendment after a protracted period of anemia.

John Grondelski Blogs December 1, 2020

New Papal Book Is ‘Collaboration’ Between Francis and Austen Ivereigh

Ivereigh told the Register that while he took an active role in crafting Let Us Dream, the Holy Father was ‘wholly’ responsible for the book’s content.

Edward Pentin Blogs November 30, 2020

The Sign of God We Bear Upon Our Lips

The philtrum is a reminder of the wonder we experience upon formally learning about things like the Scriptures, philosophy, science, history and math throughout our life.

Angelo Stagnaro Blogs November 30, 2020

Blessed Carlo Acutis and the Internet

“When we face the sun, we get a tan,” said Blessed Carlo Acutis, “but when we stand before Jesus in the Eucharist, we become saints.”

Angelo Stagnaro Blogs November 30, 2020

Is Peter’s Primacy Disproved by His Personality?

Jesus chose Peter and called him “the Rock” despite his tempestuous personality, not because of it.

Dave Armstrong Blogs November 30, 2020