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New Book Explores Catholic Shrines Across America, State by State
Peggy Stanton’s richly illustrated guide invites readers on a state-by-state pilgrimage to churches, shrines and holy sites that tell the story of Catholicism in America
When Light Overcomes Darkness: A Catholic Nun Takes on Modern Vampire Fiction
In a genre saturated with morally ambiguous antiheroes, Pauline Sister Allison Regina Gliot shows how the Eucharist is the ultimate answer to human longing.
Have a Jane Austen Summer, One Prayer at a Time
The pace of these months prompts me to pray these lovely petitions.
Sigrid Undset’s Surprising Epilogue — and Why ‘Her Writing Opens Up the Whole World of Christendom to Modern Readers’
A cause for canonization is underway for the author of the Norwegian novel Kristin Lavransdatter, which has become a huge hit with Catholic readers in the U.S.
JD Vance’s Pitch for a National Reversion
In ‘Communion,’ the vice president and Catholic convert argues that America should follow his lead by returning to its Christian roots
These Classic Reads Will Foster Greater Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
17th- and 19th-century books offer blessed insights into the Heart of Jesus.
What Are Catholics Reading This Summer?
Catholic writers, leaders and prominent figures share their reading lists for the warmest months of 2026.
How the Post-Conciliar Classic ‘Bread Grows in Winter’ Speaks to Our Time
125 years after her birth, Ida Friederike Görres’ collection of essays, newly translated into English, reads like prophecy, according to one of the world’s foremost experts on her work.
‘O Sacred Banquet’: A New Book Inspired by St. Thomas Aquinas’ Eucharistic Prayer
'O sacred banquet in which Christ becomes our food, the memory of his Passion is celebrated, the soul is filled with grace, and the pledge of future glory is given to us!' reads the prayer, which Dominican Father Patrick Mary Briscoe has prayed daily for years.
