Answer Jesus’ Summons for a Fuller Lenten Conversion
COMMENTARY: To live Lent well begins with a desire to go with Jesus into the desert and return profoundly changed.
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The Reality of Hell and Divine Mercy Sunday: ‘Enter Through the Narrow Gate’
COMMENTARY: Hell exists not despite God’s love but precisely because of it.
The Passion of Bishop O’Connell
EDITORIAL: The life, ministry and death of ‘Bishop Dave’ can teach us a valuable Lenten lesson.
How a Famous Holy Trinity Icon Prompted Prayer Amid Communism — and the Holy Spirit Can Cleanse the Soul of Atheistic Lies
BOOK PICK: Priest’s memoir offers ‘tales about people who were striving to be good, to bring joy to each other and learn the meaning of life.’
Pope Francis: ‘The Rule of Measure Is Jesus and His Gospel’
‘To belong to Christ means to follow him, to live one’s life in love, in service and in giving oneself as he did,’ the Holy Father said on Sunday.
Pope Francis: The Elderly Reflect ‘The Best Is Yet to Come’
The Holy Father underlined that life on earth is best understood as preparation for eternal life in heaven. The Aug. 10 reflection concluded the cycle of catechesis on old age.
Faith ‘Is Never a Walk in the Park,’ Pope Francis Says on Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul
The Holy Father asked the faithful to consider: ‘In difficulties and trials, do I become discouraged, do I complain, or do I learn to make them an opportunity to grow in trust in the Lord? For he, in fact — as Paul writes to Timothy — delivers us from all evil and brings us safely to heaven.’
