In the Opening the Word for the Second Sunday of Lent, Timothy P. O’Malley writes that, as Christians, we are always on pilgrimage. Our home is heaven itself, the beatific vision, where we will see ...
In his latest column, Monsignor Charles Pope answers two questions about the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. In the first question, he addresses what it means when Jesus says in the Gospel of ...
In the 10th installment on the life of Christ, Russell Shaw writes about the Sadducees and Pharisees, the opposition who were hostile and unyielding from the start, and by the end, they had become murderous. ...
In his latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, Dr. Greg Popcak writes that the quality of the relationships in our home is the heart and foundation of an authentic family spirituality. Research consistently shows that ...
In the midst of a church and culture still reeling from seemingly endless revelations of abuse, Adam DeVille asks: Are our needs today better served by refusing to commemorate people like Jean Vanier, rubbishing all ...
When was the last time you went to the Stations of the Cross at your parish? Sadly, attendance is often weak at these Lenten devotions. This is understandable. We live in a busy world and ...
In the Opening the Word for the First Sunday of Lent, Timothy P. O’Malley writes about sin. As we begin Lent, the Church invites every man and every woman to recognize the good news about ...
Jean Vanier, founder of the ecumenical L'Arche communities that provide group homes and spiritual support for people with intellectual disabilities, used his status to have "manipulative" sexual relationships with at least six women, concludes an ...
In the field of criminal justice, Catholic colleges and universities draw on sociology, psychology and human behavioral science, as well as physical sciences like forensics and even anthropology. The curriculum also includes an appreciation for ...
There is a false notion that religion is an impediment to science. It is a contention that students in the sciences of biology will likely confront in their field. But educators at committed Catholic colleges ...
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