Dignity in Death: Catholic High Schoolers Bury the Dead
St. Joseph of Arimathea Societies focus on a forgotten work of mercy.
Results from Tag: 'catholic witness'
The Death of a Son and a Mother’s Faith
Diane Foley, whose son Jim was executed in 2014 by Islamic State jihadists, recommends to mourning mothers, ‘Take refuge in our Blessed Mother Mary, who precisely understands a mother’s heart and love for her children, no matter the circumstance.’
Cardinal Pell: Dearly Departed Father of the Synod on Synodality
COMMENTARY: Two recent reflections offer timeless wisdom.
Putting the ‘Catholic’ in Catholic Worker
A new generation of communities is integrating hospitality and solidarity with the poor through prayer and Church fidelity, consistent with the vision of the movement’s founders.
Fighting the Good Fight
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER: Catholics, in the wake of a tumultuous election, need to commit ourselves to making voices heard in the public square.
Arnaud Beltrame’s Courageous Catholic Death
The French policeman’s faith and extraordinary self-sacrifice — substituting himself for an Islamist terrorist’s hostage — spotlights Pope Francis’ new category for sainthood.
Archbishop Chaput Proposes ‘Revolution of Joy’
Christians have a path to the future in lives of joy and love, Archbishop Charles Chaput said at the annual Napa Institute conference.
Modernity Doesn’t Keep Its Promises
COMMENTARY: Saints, martyrs and miracles give us hope in times of distress.
What I Learned From Mother Teresa
Three lessons from the beloved nun ahead of her canonization.
