Pope Leo XIV’s first Lenten message is a great gift for those looking for a roadmap to the season.
Opinion
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As shepherds of the Catholic Church in the United States, we write with hearts shaped by the Gospel and a responsibility to speak when human dignity is threatened.
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No matter the obstacles, internally or externally, Sheen’s virtue developed and deepened.
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To understand Sheen, and why the Church is beatifying him, we need to get beneath his fame to his motivations.
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The World Day for Consecrated Life is celebrated annually Feb. 2. Consecrated life reaches back to the very beginnings of the Church, to that moment when the first disciples heard …
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A lot has been written about falling birth rates in the U.S. Less covered has been the simultaneous decline in grandparenthood.
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If you asked, “What does Christianity have to say about the Olympics?”, most people would probably shrug and say, “Not much,” not seeing any real connection between a seemingly secular …
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To be a Catholic in America has never been easy.
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We live in an age that prizes efficiency above almost everything else. But we’re losing something harder to quantify: actual human connection.
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(OSV News) — In “A Man for All Seasons,” St. Thomas More insists on something that seems almost unreasonable under pressure: that truth is not a tool to be adjusted to …
