How has your Lent been so far? While you might not have achieved what you set out to do, Lent isn’t necessarily about succeeding; it’s about trying. While you might feel guilty for having broken ...
When Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party began violently vandalizing thousands of Jewish synagogues, hospitals, cemeteries, businesses, homes and schools across the country in 1938, the Church was watching. Pope Pius XI, who died in ...
When Will Thomas was in his sophomore and junior years of college at the University of Pennsylvania, he decided that he was a woman, began hormone replacement therapy and changed his name to Lia. This ...
For the past several months, as Vladimir Putin stockpiled tens of thousands of troops on Ukraine’s doorstep, the world braced for war, fearing the worst yet praying that the Russian president was simply puffing ...
Kamila Valieva’s free skate and its aftermath at the Beijing Olympics were five of the most difficult minutes of an Olympic Games to watch in recent memory, writes the members of the Our Sunday Visitor ...
There is an expectation among many Catholics that when the liturgical season of Lent rolls around, each of us will flip a switch and finally — blessedly — become the disciples Christ is calling us ...
It could easily be argued that the most significant measurement of a society’s values is how it cares for its weakest members. The range of metrics extends from the dying to the unborn, when those ...
Since the 1950s, February has been Catholic Press Month, an opportunity for those in journalism to reflect on the unique vocation in serving the Church. In the days preceding this month, several members of our ...
As the annual National Prayer Vigil for Life was taking place on the inside of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C., Thursday night, a pro-abortion group that for ...
Father John Francis Noll founded Our Sunday Visitor with two purposes in mind: to help Catholics at all stages of life and at any point on their spiritual journey to grow in their understanding, practice ...
