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Exactly 310 Years After Guadalupe, a Little-Known Marian Apparition in Montana Miraculously Converted the Indians There
The little-known apparition happened in 19th-century Montana to an Indian boy and girl during Father Pierre De Smet’s mission among the territory’s tribes.
The Bible Alone? That’s Not What the Bible Says
The Bible, Tradition and the Church make up the “three-legged stool” of apostolic faith.
Democratic Lawmakers Tell Biden: Strike Conscience Protections on Abortion Funding from Budget
Pro-abortion lawmakers push for complete removal of abortion restrictions in upcoming fiscal 2022 budget.
God Made You For Happiness in Heaven, Not Comfort on Earth
God wants happiness on a personal basis (him and you) that does not end. That’s real happiness.
‘Ordet’ is an Excellent Movie for Lent
Life and death, faith and unbelief, the Cross and the Resurrection — all are found in this 1955 film
For Worriers Like Me, Learning to ‘Be Still’ is a Challenge
“Be Still. And Know that I am God.”
Start Acting More Like Christ — Even (and Especially) When Others Do Not
COMMENTARY: It’s hard in such a rancorous culture not to descend into the gutters. But this is not Our Lord’s way.
Mother Drexel Inherited Her Father’s Fortune — and Our Father’s Kingdom
St. Katharine Drexel is the patroness of racial justice and of philanthropists. Her feast day is celebrated on March 3.
St. Katharine Drexel Gave Up Everything She Had to Follow Christ
Throughout her life, Mother Drexel’s chief motivation was to help more souls know and love Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
