New York City’s 9/11 Cross Represents Our Enduring Hope
COMMENTARY: The sign advertising ‘Mass and the Cross’ is the most fitting and ultimately effective way to respond to the events of 9/11.
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The Trinity and Divine Communion: The Deepest Thing That Can Be Said About the Human Person
COMMENTARY: The ‘ultimate and definitive dimension’ of our human life, however, is precisely what is obscured by gender ideology and by the redefinition of marriage.
Divine Mercy: The Great Grace That Humble Sinners Alone Receive
COMMENTARY: The fitting remedy to a hardening of the heart is ardent devotion to Divine Mercy.
A True Father of Faith
THE JUBILEE OF ST. JOSEPH: Seven Spiritual Lessons for Mature Manliness
5 Ways Catholics Can Grow Spiritually From the Christological Collects During Lent 2021
COMMENTARY: Bring Christ’s divinity to the fore this Lent.
The Everlasting Light of Christmas
COMMENTARY: Our Savior’s Nativity sharpens the focus of Bethlehem’s ‘visio divina.’
Christmastime Lessons in the School of St. Joseph
COMMENTARY: 7 lessons about how Joseph lived the first Christmas can help us live well this one.
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.
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.
