Scott Richert writes that while there was once a common understanding of Christian language that evoked Christian experiences, our society today no longer is in tune with the words of Christ, let alone the Christ ...
OSV Publisher Scott Richert writes that his interest — and participation — in the Church’s various liturgies go back decades. Richert writes in his latest column that he has “come to appreciate each liturgy as ...
Publisher Scott Richert writes about the lesson we can all learn by examining Psalm 137, in which the psalmist recounts the Babylonian exile. Richert writes: “As with much of sacred Scripture, the literal event that ...
Scott Richert reflects on how his opinion of patriotism has changed over the years. He writes: “When I was young, Independence Day was always observed on the Fourth of July. It didn’t matter if the ...
Publisher Scott Richert writes that after 15 months of working from home, life is slowly returning to normal back at the OSV office, signified especially by the fact that OSV’s chaplain, Msgr. Owen Campion, recently ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert writes about his family’s first Mass since Catholics in the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, Indiana, could worship in their parish churches without social distancing and wearing masks. He writes: “Being ...
Publisher Scott Richert writes that too many Christians follow a diluted, neutered and tamed version of the Gospel that simply looks at morality as nothing more than a series of statements of the form “thou ...
What does it look like to live a life oriented toward God? In his latest column, OSV publisher Scott P. Richert unpacks this question. He writes: “There is no magical set of actions — do ...
In a reflection for Divine Mercy Sunday, OSV publisher Scott P. Richert writes that contemplating God as a God of both justice and mercy can seem paradoxical. He writes: “But God, of course, is constant ...
OSV publisher Scott P. Richert reflects on Palm Sunday to the foot of the Cross. A priest once said in his homily, “Some of those who greeted Christ with loud hosannas as he entered Jerusalem ...
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