OSV publisher Scott P. Richert shares how, from an early age, he has been fascinated by numbers: “I add, subtract, multiply and divide, do square roots and other complex calculations, all in my head and ...
Following the bombshell leak of a draft of the majority opinion in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that it’s clear that somebody within the Supreme Court ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert explores an old interpretation of a familiar Gospel passage. Writing about the devil’s temptation of Jesus near the end of his 40 days in the desert, Richert writes that most people ...
Publisher Scott Richert shares a background on fasting in Lent, originally meant for those coming into the Church, but eventually expanding to 40 days for the faithful. But for those who may have waited till ...
In his latest column, Publisher Scott P. Richert addresses a human tendency: to cling to lies and misapprehensions that make sense in the dark. Comparing it to children seeing monsters in their rooms when the ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert shares in his latest column how gazing at a crucifix while praying the Our Father gave him a new perspective on the Lord’s Prayer: “By following the will of the Father, ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert reflects on the influence of St. Ephrem on the Church, specifically the many hymns he wrote. Unfortunately, writes Richert, “In our enlightened age of near-universal literacy, we may find it hard ...
Publisher Scott Richert recently had an experience in Rome that gave him a sense of being both within and outside of time, as only experiences of faith can: “Not for nothing is Rome called the ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert writes: “Much has changed in the 110 years since Father John Francis Noll founded Our Sunday Visitor. Back then, Catholics were encouraged by the Church (and even expected) to support the ...
Nearly 50 years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that abortion up to the sixth month of pregnancy was a constitutional right, it will soon decide whether or not to uphold that ruling. In his ...
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