Bishop Barron Celebrates 40th Priestly Anniversary With Bob Dylan Tribute
Decades before Bishop Barron’s video, Pope John Paul II famously engaged with the poet.
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‘Over This, Your White Grave’: Read the Poem Pope John Paul II Wrote for the Mother He Lost
How the loss of a mother, ‘soul of the home,’ shaped the heart of a pope …
American Jewish Leaders Extol Pope John Paul II’s Legacy on Historic Synagogue Visit Anniversary
On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Pope John Paul II’s Rome synagogue visit, American Jewish and Catholic leaders promoted shared priorities.
‘Something Wicked’: Why Feminism Was Never (And Will Never Be) a Christian Project
Catholic philosopher Carrie Gress challenges the very foundations of feminism, arguing that it has emerged as a rival church whose moral claims conceal a profound break with the Gospel — and whose consequences are now being felt by women, men and families alike.
Three Anniversaries to Relaunch the Catholic Church’s Missionary Zeal
COMMENTARY: ‘Ad Gentes,’ ‘Evangelli Nuntiandi’ and ‘Redemptoris Missio’ offer a potent reminder that the faithful are a key component of the Church’s mission to evangelize the world.
The Papal Playlist: What the Favorite Music of Four Popes Reveals
Musical preferences offer fleeting glimpses into the interior lives behind the white cassock where memory, culture, and prayer converge.
Holy Hour Hiccups ... or Is It Just Me?
In search of cautionary tales about the difficulties of keeping Holy Hours holy ...
‘Gaudium et Spes’ Was Clear: Christ Is the Key to Unlock the Mystery of Man
COMMENTARY: Vatican II’s often-misread final document is best understood by returning to its central claim: Jesus Christ reveals man to himself.
What the Last 3 Popes Have Taught About Mary and the Feminine Genius
Musings for this Marian month of May...
Why I Want the Next Pope to Address the Moral Collapse of Our Digital Age
‘He must name the idols of our age — comfort, digital distraction, radical autonomy and indifference — and challenge us to something greater…’
