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: 'grace'
Sifting Sin: Lessons From a Sandbox and a 4-Year-Old
COMMENTARY: A simple afternoon of sifting sand becomes a reflection on how sin slips quietly into the soul — and how grace restores what was lost.
The Time I Gave Judas a Ride
Her moniker was as striking as her neon pink hair, and her sadness was a powerful homily.
In Holy Week, Life’s Indignities Reveal Our Eternal Dignity
COMMENTARY: In the frailty of old age and the reversals of family life, the cross of Jesus Christ comes into focus as the true measure of human dignity.
Trump Is Aiming for Mount Rushmore. Why Not Heaven, Too?
EDITORIAL: When the president of the United States says he doesn’t think ‘anything’ can get him into heaven, it’s a teachable moment — a chance to remind him, and ourselves, that Divine Mercy is greater than any human achievement.
My Father Was Murdered Too. I Pray Charlie Kirk’s Family Finds the Grace I Found
COMMENTARY: How God uses tragedy, even evil, for good is the great mystery of our faith, but that is what we believe.
Christ Is the Light of Nations
‘Those who have not yet received the Gospel are related in various ways to the people of God,’ says Lumen Gentium. ‘Whatever good or truth is found amongst them is looked upon by the Church as a preparation for the Gospel.’
What Pope Leo XIV Sees in Van Gogh’s ‘Sower’ — and What You Might Have Missed
Pope Leo XIV uses Van Gogh’s ‘Sower at Sunset’ to show how God’s Word is scattered freely — and how even fractured ground can yield a golden harvest.
Lenten Illuminations: Finding Grace in the Light of the Cross
Siegfried Sassoon’s late-life conversion and poetry offer a moving meditation on faith, suffering and the redemptive light of Christ.
