We live in a cacophonous world saturated with both physical and mental noise. God can be salvaged out of most social constructs, and God can be found in all things. If we are to find ...
Venerable Henriette Delille was a freewoman of color born in antebellum New Orleans. The foundress of what became the Sisters of the Holy Family, she and her sisters nursed the sick, cared for the poor ...
The domestic Church is a natural small group of faith that is underutilized and undersupported. Dr. Greg Popcak argues that instead of parish renewal programs that fade in and out of parish life, churches should ...
This is part two of a four-part series on biographies of saints that best portray their lives. Biography series Don’t miss out on part one of the series to learn about two great biographies on ...
Miracles, cleansing the Temple, spiritual enlightenment mark Jesus’ witness as he shares the Good News
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This is part one of a four-part series on biographies of saints that best portray their lives. Writing about saints is a strangely perilous affair. It is much easier to get a saint wrong than ...
Following his baptism by his cousin, Jesus’ ministry was not smooth sailing; like us, he endured temptation
The optional celebration of Our Lady of Snows, a Roman basilica, reminds us of Mary’s powerful intercession amid the impossible
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