Sweet April, Cruel April: Finding Life Where the World Sees Death
COMMENTARY: April exposes the divide between a culture that fears death and a faith that finds life through it.
Results from Tag: 'faith'
An Extraordinary Lady Formed by Faith and Fire
COMMENTARY: From war-torn Russia to the quiet strength of family life in America, Aunt Rose’s courage was forged in suffering and sustained by faith and humility.
What the Confession Line Taught Me About Living the Faith
COMMENTARY: Confession lines reveal both our impatience and our devotion — and whether our faith runs so deep that even our faults take place within it.
Lessons From the Bronx Feasts: Faith Beneath the Sparkle
COMMENTARY: From candy pistachios to Kewpie dolls, the street festivals of my youth revealed how easily we chase glitter — and how God calls us deeper.
Is Faith Reasonable? Benedict XVI’s Answer at Westminster Still Resonates
COMMENTARY: Exactly 15 years ago today, Benedict XVI’s Westminster Hall address in London flipped the classic question — not whether faith is reasonable, but whether reason itself makes sense without Christianity.
Faith Alone? 80 Bible Verses Say Otherwise
The Bible underscores the necessity of works enabled by grace, affirming that faith alone does not complete our salvation.
Talk the Walk: How to Keep Your Children in the Catholic Faith
Your actions matter, but so do your words. Here’s why it’s essential to talk openly about your faith with your children.
After the Death of My Husband Mark, Solace Comes From Faith and Hope in Jesus
Every loss of a loved one brings pain and sadness, but through our faith in Jesus Christ comes the hope to one day be reunited and the strength to continue on.
Practical Steps for Fidelity Month
Let’s observe June as Fidelity Month — a month to remind us of those values we have forgotten.
Faith Is Rational and Fiction Can Be True
The ‘facts’ of the materialist, devoid of metaphysical truth, do not hold water.
