When Fulton Sheen Was Out of Season
The famous preacher, author, and radio and television host embraced the relative obscurity of the latter years of his life.
Results from Tag: 'sanctity'
A Silent Reflection on Mother Teresa and Serving the Poor
COMMENTARY: The witness of Mother Teresa sheds light on how Christians are called to serve in every vocation.
All Saints Day: Enter the Love Story
COMMENTARY: As the Church celebrates all her saints, we remember their witness that faith is a love story — one that is true and demands our whole hearts.
‘The Chosen’ Warns Today’s Priests: Beware the Caiaphas Within
COMMENTARY: Season 5 of ‘The Chosen’ echoes Ezekiel and St. Augustine in delivering a stark reminder that even ‘faithful’ shepherds can oppose the Lord they profess to serve.
No Matter Who Becomes Pope, God Chose You to Become a Saint
As the cardinals discern the next pope, remember: your own election to sainthood has already been recorded in heaven. The rest is up to you.
Why Do You Call Things Perfect? No One Is Perfect But God Alone
The once-lofty word has become a placeholder — but Christ used it to call you to holiness.
Are You Living a Minimalistic Catholic Life?
‘All Christians in any state or walk of life are called to the fullness of Christian life and to the perfection of charity.’ (Lumen Gentium 40)
Don’t Fear the Same Old Thing — It’s Your Training Ground for Holiness
‘Miss no single opportunity of making some small sacrifice, here by a smiling look, there by a kindly word; always doing the smallest right and doing it all for love.’ —St. Thérèse of Lisieux
Benedict XVI and the Call to Holiness
The battle between the Holy Ghost and the Zeitgeist is made manifest in the perennial battle between traditional Church teaching and its abandonment to fads and fashion.
If You Want to Become a Parent of a Saint, Read This Book
My path to holiness is through the vocation of fatherhood, and my ultimate goal there is to help my children get to Heaven
