80 Years Ago Today: The Heroic Last Battle of the USS Johnston
The lives of those who sacrificed for freedom on Oct. 25, 1944, summon us to integrate faith into action, following Christ’s example of heroic charity.
Results from Tag: 'courage'
We Have Two Choices in Times Like These: Follow Christ Boldly, or Perish
The Catholic Church challenges us to step out of our comfort zone to rediscover the spirit of risk and adventure.
Daring? Do. Manly Emotion Reconsidered
‘Women and children first’ is the law of the sea. It is also the law written in the heart of every man through the natural law.
‘American Bishops Offer the World an Example of Courage,’ Says French Bishop
Bishop Marc Aillet, author of a new book in which he calls on bishops to dare to go against the flow of the world to lead their flocks to holiness, discusses the central issues raised by today’s crisis of faith.
Father John Harvey — Apostle of Charity and Chastity, Man of Courage
Father Harvey is best known as the founding director of the Courage apostolate, a ministry for men and women who experience same-sex attractions and strive to live chaste lives
80 Years Ago Today, Catholic WWII Hero Edward O’Hare Flew His Final Mission
We find comfort in knowing what Jesus Christ the King has promised to those who believe in him and follow him.
Don’t Be Afraid — ‘Joan Up’
We must ask God for the gift of fortitude, for we know that the victory has already been won.
The Dark Wood: Courage in Suffering
If there is one experience that unites us as a human family, it is suffering.
St. Charles Borromeo — the Bishop Who Could Never Be Intimidated
“Don’t prefer a long life over a holy one,” said the extraordinarily holy bishop, who died at age 46.
43 Years Ago and Today, John Paul II Urges Us: ‘Be Not Afraid’
John Paul’s joy and courage never wavered because he was not their source — Christ was.
