Father John Anthony Boughton, a member of Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, shares how encountering Christ’s Real Presence in adoration led him to a conversion to Catholicism. Father John Anthony writes: “Spending time with Jesus ...
Sister Josephine Garrett, a member of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth and a noted Catholic speaker and author, writes about how, regardless of her life’s circumstances or challenges, she can always find ...
Father Robert Spitzer writes that attending daily Mass — and, particularly, receiving daily Communion — helped open him up to the grace of the Holy Spirit and discern his vocation to the priesthood: “What was ...
As Catholics, we are incredibly blessed to have the Communion of Saints, and each and every one of us is encouraged by the Church to find a patron (or many) from among their number. In ...
“There is no affordable housing,” said Stephen Moses. The 45-year-old explained that, despite having full-time employment, he was not saved from experiencing homelessness. “Even if you’re working full-time, even if you have some savings for ...
When you read the phrase, “spiritual direction,” what comes to mind? Monks in a monastery? Nuns in a cloister? Saints? Have you ever thought that spiritual direction might be meant for you? In an In ...
From the first glimpses the world had of him from the central loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica following his election to the papacy on August 28, 1978, Pope John Paul I charmed the world. He ...
The history of Western music would not be what it is today without the influence of the Catholic Church. In music programs at Catholic colleges and universities around the country, the Catholic faith plays a ...
The search for meaning and truth is timeless. Michael Dauphinais sought it decades ago when he was a student at Duke University In North Carolina, and so, too, are the students in his classes at ...
The liturgy plays a central role in the life of the Church. The Second Vatican Council famously called the Eucharist the “source and summit” of the Church’s life. This is no different at Catholic colleges ...
