Since Russia’s assault on Ukraine began early in the morning of February 24, the world has watched in horror at this entirely unwarranted invasion. And for the average onlooker, it seems there’s nothing we can ...
In a new essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Catholic author and speaker Meg Hunter-Kilmer writes that the Tokyo Olympics have been full of joyful moments at a time when the world sorely needed them. She ...
Meg Hunter-Kilmer’s journey of reading and studying the Bible has not always been easy. But through perseverance, she says, “Before I knew it, the word of God was running through my veins, tugging at the ...
The Servant of God Bartolomé de Las Casas was once a priest who owned slaves. While writing a homily for Pentecost, he was influenced by a verse from Sirach. He became thoroughly convinced of the ...
Meg Hunter-Kilmer writes that the standard set for motherhood is the love of Christ — which is less intimidating than it sounds. In the specific struggles of motherhood, it helps to know some saints who ...
Meg Hunter-Kilmer writes how for seven generations after missionaries were expelled from Japan, a group of Hidden Christians kept the faith alive, even though there were no priests to serve them. She writes, “The question ...
Pope Francis has approved a miracle attributed to Carlo Acutis, paving the way for his beatification, which will likely take place later this year in Assisi, where he is buried. Acutis’ intercession reportedly helped to ...
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