In a new essay, Joe Grabowski looks at the rising support for socialistic programs in the United States and asks: Is socialism something that Catholics can support? While the magisterium of the Church is clear, ...
Tim O’Malley reminds readers for Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time that it is the still small voice that whispers give up on your plans, your projects, your security, and trust in God alone. So, let ...
Cloth face masks. They’re the unexpected fashion trend of 2020. We’re making them, we’re buying them, we’re wearing them. We can probably all agree that wearing masks isn’t the most fun. But, since they are ...
As Catholics, we are called to be both responsible citizens and faithful ones, bringing the truth of Christ into the public square. In a democracy, one of the ways that we do that is by ...
In Kathryn Jean Lopez’s most recent Taking Note column, she explores the power of prayer in the ministry of the Sisters of Life in Washington, D.C. During the coronavirus, the sisters have been helping feed ...
With a new Major League Baseball season underway, Our Sunday Visitor managing editor Scott Warden recalls the great baseball writing of his former colleague Bob Lockwood. He writes: “While Bob didn’t always write about baseball, ...
In the Gospel of Matthew, we are told of a man who finds a hidden treasure buried in a field. A reader asks, “What is this treasure, and where is the field?” In his latest ...
Contributing editor Russell Shaw looks at the recent Supreme Court decision that makes “gay” and “transgender” protected categories in federal job discrimination law and how it might apply to another case that will come before ...
For the eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Tim O’Malley writes about how the death of John the Baptist invites Jesus to contemplate his own mission to give his life for the world. Violence is transformed ...
Ready or not, it’s back to school time. Yet returning to learning this fall will be unlike anything we’ve experienced in recent history. Catholic school administrators and teachers around the country have been working all ...
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