In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes in honor of his mother’s eightieth birthday. He reflects that, while young people have been stripped of dances, sports and time spent with ...
In an ideal world — even in a coronavirus-free world — placing vulnerable adults in facilities for elder care should not be considered a death sentence. But as the nation continues to reel from ...
In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes about his son leaving the nest to start his first post-college job. And while they couldn’t celebrate his graduation as they would have ...
As Catholics return to Mass, many people will have different experiences. Some will be overwhelmed by emotions as they rejoin their community of faith and receive Our Lord in the Eucharist for the first time. ...
A reader asks if an exorcism must be performed prior to a consecration, such as the recent U.S. consecration of the nation by the bishops to Mary. Monsignor Charles Pope explains that there are no ...
In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes about his experience in viewing (again) the 1941 Frank Capra film “Meet John Doe” and how, while it might seem corny, the movie ...
Be ready for Mass by reading Opening the Word for Pentecost. Tim O’Malley writes that until we understand the nothingness of death, we also cannot grasp the gift of salvation. We can do nothing about ...
Scott Richert writes in his latest “From the Chapel” reflection that “understanding our divinely appointed end, I’ve long suspected, is a necessary precondition for true leisure. Knowing where you’re headed, and thinking about the best ...
OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “this afternoon, as I was slogging my way virtually across Tennessee in (for the first time this year) seasonably warm and humid weather, my wife and younger children joined ...
In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “None of us chose to have our lives and our habits disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. And even as restrictions are eased ...
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