In his latest Family Matters column, Dr. Greg Pocak responds to those who think the term “domestic church” is too exclusive. What about divorced households? What about single-parent households? Or singles? Or grandparents? What about ...
For the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Tim O’Malley writes about Jesus’s encounter with the Canaanite woman in the Gospel of Matthew. The woman knows who Jesus is. She places herself in relationship to Christ. ...
Last year’s 90-minute documentary on Flannery O’Connor, simply titled “Flannery,” is a powerful, lively introduction to this unique American author from the deep South. Although she died of lupus at the tender age of 39 ...
A poll released by the Cato Institute toward the end of July found that 62 percent of Americans have political views that they are afraid to share because others might find them offensive. That’s nearly ...
During her college years, assistant editor Ava Lalor was able to visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin, many times. In her latest Openers column, she shares that this shrine ...
Monsignor. Owen F. Campion looks at the downward trend of religious participation in some European countries. He writes, “This time is coming soon for the Church in the United States. American culture more and more ...
Have Catholics ever believed in reincarnation? Monsignor Charles Pope answers that to believe in reincarnation is clearly excluded in Scripture and by Christian anthropology. He says, “it is sufficient to state that the soul is ...
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 ...
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