OSV publisher Scott Richert continues his series exploring how we as Catholics are called to live Eucharistic lives. This time, Richert focuses on the significance of the sanctuary lamp, which signals to all the presence ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert recalls the times at Mass when, while holding a squirming child during the Eucharist prayer, the priest would elevate the host and, drawing the child’s attention, he or she would proclaim, ...
Publisher Scott Richert writes that simply believing that Christ is truly present in the Eucharist is not enough. While we can never fully comprehend the sacrifice he made for us — recreated at every Mass ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that as the U.S. Church continues down the path of the National Eucharistic Revival, it is important to discuss the myriad ways that we can deepen our devotion to the ...
OSV publisher Scott P. Richert addresses how we are living in a time of “madness” and lies: “The increasing politicization of public discourse has meant that we all too often measure the truth of any ...
Scott Richert, publisher for OSV, shares a story from his recent Viking river cruise up the Danube to celebrate his 30th wedding anniversary with his wife, Amy. During one stop in Czechia, Richert found himself ...
On July 6, OSV Publisher Scott P. Richert announced the creation of OSV News, a new Catholic news agency in the wake of the closure of the excellent and well-regarded Catholic News Service. Richert writes ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert explores the key differences between the Catholic media and secular media — differences that have only been made all too clear in their coverage of recent Supreme Court decision, writing: ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert quotes Father John Francis Noll, who founded Our Sunday Visitor. In the first issue of the newspaper, Father Noll wrote: “The supply of most things, good and bad, is generally regulated ...
Publisher Scott P. Richert addresses the issue of a gun fetishization in our culture, particularly in films and games “Growing up in West Michigan in the 70’s and early 80’s, guns were a part of ...
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