In his latest in a series of articles exploring the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Notre Dame professor Timothy O’Malley writes that many Catholics today — on both sides of the argument — ...
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In April, a new organization was formed to share information and devotion to Irish priest Father Willie Doyle, a chaplain during World War I who died trying to save two soldiers. In a new article ...
On May 22, following an approved miracle attributed to her intercession, Pauline Jaricot will be declared blessed by the Church. In a new article for Our Sunday Visitor, writer D.D. Emmons explores the life and ...
In the latest installment in his series on the most important Church documents over the past 150 years, David Werning examines the context, content and call of Sacrosanctum Concilium, the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on ...
Father John A. Moineau has been praying for a miracle, and thousands who are following his videos are praying for him and with him as he faces the difficulties of a treatable but incurable disease. ...
In the latest installment of his series, “Letters to a Young Catholic,” Notre Dame theology professor Leonard DeLorenzo explores the value to young people of finding a wise and trustworthy mentor who can point them ...
As Timothy O’Malley continues his series of columns looking at the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, he turns again to the topic of which direction the priest should face during Mass — toward ...
In the fourth installment of “An Unfailing Treasure,” series, writer David Werning’s series on the most important Church documents of the past 150 years, he explores the context and call of Pope St. John XXIII’s ...
In the latest in his series “Letters to a Young Catholic,” Notre Dame professor Leonard DeLorenzo explores something that is difficult for most of us: being uncomfortable. However, being uncomfortable means that we are not ...
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