We need a break. Better yet, how about a sabbatical? In his latest for Our Sunday Visitor, Deacon Greg Kandra explains that while a sabbatical is not uncommon for those in ministry and academica, it ...
For the first time since his four-day trip to Iraq in early March, Pope Francis left Italy for an apostolic visit to Hungary and Slovakia. Flying to Budapest on September 12, the pope celebrated Mass ...
In an age where most Catholics do not believe in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, the modern truth-seeker might need more than passages from the Bible or excerpts of the Catechism. ...
When American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center at 8:46 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2011, it set in motion a series of events that led to the deaths ...
Various international agencies report that over 70 million Christians have been murdered for their faith since the time of Christ’s passion. The same agencies claim that upwards of 45 million such murders took place in ...
Eight hundred years after the death of St. Dominic, his charism is very much alive. In fact, his influence endures and is bearing tremendous fruit at several Catholic colleges and universities that bear his name. ...
St. Joseph may be the patron of the universal Church, but as a namesake for a Catholic university or college, the foster father of Jesus presents an interesting paradox. For an institution of higher learning, ...
Franciscan spirituality and traditions are part of campus life at a number of schools around the United States, including Quincy University in Illinois, the University of St. Francis in Indiana, and the Franciscan School of ...
Notre Dame theology professor Leonard DeLorenzo explores how the charism of saints can be lived out by students and faculty on college campuses around the country. When you come to live, study and work within ...
The Seton family’s coat of arms declared, “Hazard yet forward.” “We always use that phrase, especially during the past year with COVID,” said Sister of Charity Maureen O’Brien, the vice president for mission and identity ...
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