In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Notre Dame law professor Richard Garnett examines the nomination of his friend, Judge Amy Coney Barrett, to the U.S. Supreme Court. Garnett writes: “I have had the privilege ...
Before September 18, few people were looking forward to the final six weeks of the presidential campaign. But following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we are all fastening our figurative seat ...
In the six months since the pandemic hit and all the employees at Our Sunday Visitor packed their essentials and walked out of headquarters, managing editor Scott Warden has experienced both the pros and cons ...
Russell Shaw writes about the everyday, slow miracles we experience in our lives. He writes: “A friend asked me to write about miracles, taking as an example the events that brought him and his wife ...
The Rosary is an ideal prayer for families, writes Gretchen Crowe, editorial director for periodicals at OSV, in her latest column. While the 20-minute practice is not exactly brief, the simple and repetitive prayers are ...
Kathryn Jean Lopez writes about the critical need for Mass, and for Mass to be celebrated with faithful attention by the priest. Lopez says, “We must pray for priests. We must support and encourage them. ...
One reader shares the difficulty of understanding a priest with a strong accent. She writes to Monsignor Charles Pope, “Is there some advice you can give as to what I and others should do to ...
Tim O’Malley writes for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time that love is the currency of the kingdom of God. It is the self-emptying love of Jesus Christ that can save us from our far ...
Controversy has surrounded the airing on Netflix of the French film "Cuties" ("Mignonnes"). There have been numerous accusations that the movie sexually exploits the preteen members of its cast and the streaming service withdrew a provocative ...
As Catholics, we proclaim the truth not to draw political divisions between those who embrace it and those who don’t, but to make disciples of all nations. Unfortunately, many people, including priests within the Church, ...
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