Beyond the towers of barbed fences, razor-sharp wires and labyrinths of maximum-security checkpoints is a prison population isolated from those who share the inescapable message of God's love. In an effort to mitigate the spread ...
In September of 2015, Pope Francis made his first — and, so far, only — apostolic trip to the United States. The visit consisted of many of the usual features of previous papal visitations: formal ...
Reflecting on Pope Francis’ visit to the U.S. in 2015, Russ Shaw writes, “maybe it’s time to ask this question: Did he come five years too soon?” Five years after the historic visit, few if ...
The bizarre year that is 2020 has drastically altered almost every aspect of our lives, including our media habits. Whether or not we are major users of digital media or not, we are all swimming ...
One of the great controversies in Church history occurred less than twenty-five years after Our Lord Jesus ascended back to his Father. The dilemma concerned whether or not a non-Jew, a gentile, seeking to become ...
In the ninth article in his series on the Gospel of Matthew, Anthony Pagliarini explains what Jesus means by the return of the Son of Man. In three passages of Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus says something ...
How much do you really know about the Catholic Church — its saints, teachings, historical events, etc.? For example, do you know how many popes have visited the United States or which famous American author’s ...
For the high school class for 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic canceled events and summer jobs, and delayed graduation ceremonies. As graduates prepare to embark on their college careers this fall, they face uncertainties on and ...
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The world that college students inhabit looks different this fall than it did in March, when most U.S. campuses were shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The United States has been roiled by not ...
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