A Christmas I Will Never Forget
COMMENTARY: A Polish Christmas Eve tradition, kept year after year, came to life in a way none of us expected.
Results from Tag: 'charity'
How Should Catholics Approach Giving Tuesday?
COMMENTARY: America’s tax structure has given rise to a Catholic infrastructure that is unparalleled in world history. We should lean into it — here are three ways to do so.
Why You (and Your Friends) Can’t Live Without Friendship
COMMENTARY: From Aristotle to Aelred, the greatest thinkers have taught that friendship shapes the soul — preparing us for joy in this life and communion with God.
Homeless Mother Given ‘Key’ to New Apartment by Pope Leo XIV
As part of the Jubilee Year of Hope, Pope Leo XIV blessed keys for new homes in 13 countries, including the Sydney apartment given to a pregnant mother in crisis.
An Heirloom of Grace: How an Immigrant Couple Repaid Kindness With a Holy Treasure
COMMENTARY: In a humble corner of America, two Polish immigrants showed that the greatest treasures are often found in unseen acts of love and gratitude.
Do We Really Love the Poor? Pope Leo Offers 8 Questions to Help Us Find Out
‘The Church is fully the bride of the Lord,’ says the Holy Father, ‘only when she is the sister of the poor.’
Live the Faith So Others Can See Christ
In a secular age, it’s not enough to know the faith — Catholics must live it visibly, sacrificially, and for the good of others
This Lifelong Friendship Proved Stronger Than Death
COMMENTARY: He was the kind of friend who showed up when I needed him most — and stayed with me, even after he was gone.
How an Augustinian Pope Will Show Us How to Love Christ Together
COMMENTARY: Rooted in the Rule of St. Augustine, Pope Leo XIV brings a communal and missionary spirit to the papacy — shaped by a lifelong formation in Augustinian life.
‘When God Made You, He Created a Good and Decent Man’ — A Story I’ll Never Forget
COMMENTARY: Their lives were shaped by exile, war and hardship — but what endured was a friendship that taught a young boy what human dignity really means.
