Pope Benedict XVI Loved the Church Enough to Make a Difficult and Painful Decision
COMMENTARY: A deeper examination of Benedict’s reasons to resign can help us to see why it was courageous, not cowardly.
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A Particularly Eucharistic Advent
COMMENTARY: Both Advent and the Holy Eucharist are about not just our desires but God’s much greater desire.
The Ascension Takes the Training Wheels Off Our Faith
COMMENTARY: Christ’s ascension is meant to help us to grow to full stature in Christ, as we respond to his confidence in making us his missionaries, together with the Holy Spirit, to renew the face of the earth.
20 Years After Clergy Sex-Abuse Scandal Erupted: Reparation and Rectification Continues
COMMENTARY: The crisis in the Catholic Church burst into the public consciousness two decades ago.
Peace on Earth: Jesus’ Entire Message and Mission Summed Up
COMMENTARY: Peace, not just as the absence of war but as the fullness of blessing, is a summary of Jesus’ entire message and mission. And it will always be one of the great paradoxes in the Gospel.
Thanksgiving: The Best Remedy for a Culture of Grievance Is One of Gratitude
COMMENTARY: It is right and just, our duty and our salvation, always and everywhere to give God thanks.
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.
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
