Various societal surveys report that many believe our culture is as divided now as it has been at any point over the past 150 years. These days, there are divisions between liberal and conservative politics, ...
Since Russia’s assault on Ukraine began early in the morning of February 24, the world has watched in horror at this entirely unwarranted invasion. And for the average onlooker, it seems there’s nothing we can ...
Every year around this time Catholics ask the same question: “What will I do for Lent?” We know our Lenten practice should be spiritually enriching. We know it should be a sacrifice. However, we might ...
Pope Francis declared his intention to stand in solidarity with people who are poor from the first moments of his papacy. Not only was he the first Jesuit pope, but his intention was revealed in ...
On January 21, Pope Francis issued a decree declaring Saint Irenaeus as a Doctor of the Church, having accepted a related proposal of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. In a new In Focus, ...
In a new In Focus for Our Sunday Visitor, Father Robert J. Hater offers a lesson on how we can focus on discipleship in a depersonalized world. He writes: “Interpersonal awareness is the starting point ...
In the past, an author who wanted to pen a book or a screenwriter with a program idea followed a traditional path that involved acquisition, contracts and lengthy development processes. The advent of emerging content ...
Last fall, the U.S. bishops published a document on the Eucharist, titled, “The Mystery of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church.” This document came in response to the many ways in which belief ...
In the 49 years since the Supreme Court’s tragic decision in Roe v. Wade that made elective abortions up to the time of fetal viability legal across the country, pro-life advocates who spoke with Our ...
In a recent interview with Our Sunday Visitor, Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore, chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, spoke about the optimism surrounding the Supreme Court abortion case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s ...
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