Protesting on Both Knees
COMMENTARY: Catholics should be on the front lines of the fight for justice, beginning in the front pews, protesting devoutly before God.
Results from Tag: 'father roger j. landry'
The Catholic Church’s Irreversible Commitment to Unity
COMMENTARY: Ut Unum Sint, issued 25 years ago, was the most courageous papal ecumenical proposal since the schism with the Orthodox in 1054 and the Protestant Reformation in 1517.
Prayers for the Fallen Away Do Work Miracles
COMMENTARY: Here are seven practical tips about praying for those who have chosen to stop, or drifted away from, the practice of the faith.
Behold, Christ! 10 Ways to Increase Belief in the Eucharistic Lord
THE MYSTERY OF THE EUCHARIST: Special Section commentary
The Real Presence: Knowing What We Are Doing
COMMENTARY: Now is the time for bishops, priests, deacons, catechists, parents, godparents, writers and all those with the responsibility to pass on the faith to articulate with clarity and conviction the Church’s Eucharistic faith.
Appreciating Fatherhood — On Earth as It Is in Heaven
COMMENTARY: In the promotion of fatherhood and the formation of men to be good dads, the Church has much to offer.
Holy Thursday and Divine Mercy
COMMENTARY: This perpetual need for purification, found at the foundation of the priesthood, is likewise found at the beginning of every authentic renewal of the priesthood and of the Church.
Pope Francis on the ‘Gay Mentality’ That Has ‘Influenced the Church’
COMMENTARY: The Pope has spoken out against the double lives of priest and religious since his days as archbishop of Buenos Aires.
Jesus’ Response to the Scandals?
COMMENTARY: A little-known book of private revelations to a Benedictine priest offers some answers.
Truth Is Needed to Free the Church From Sacrilege of Clergy Scandal
COMMENTARY: Now is the time to cooperate — and cooperate fully — with God’s cleansing fire for his Church.
