In partnership with OSV Films, director Jim Wahlberg’s new short film “What About the Kids?” explores the effects that addiction has on children throughout our society and the role that faith can play in the ...
Kathryn Jean Lopez writes about two friends dealing with cancer in this week’s Taking Note column. Both are dealing with their illness during the coronavirus pandemic. One friend, she writes, “was healed by doctors and ...
Tim O’Malley prepares us for the readings for 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, which speak of forgiveness. Sirach warns us against the predilection for revenge. We hear, “Wrath and anger are hateful things, yet a ...
In his latest column, Dr. Greg Popcak explains that all families need support and help in building up their domestic churches. But as good as friends and other families and support groups can be, there’s ...
Brittany Clingen Carl, vice president of Illinois Right to Life, responds to a column published by the National Catholic Reporter that attempts to make the case that Catholics should follow the lead of Congresswoman Alexandria ...
Publisher Scott Richert asks, “What if it matters very little who actually occupies the Oval Office? … What if the public preoccupation with the presidency is itself part of the problem?” Throughout his years as ...
As Cardinal Francis George once wrote, “When the common good is violated, violence grows. When the law protects the private killing of one group of human beings, eventually no human being is safe.” Those who ...
Monsignor Owen Campion writes about the sacrifices made by two cardinals in Eastern Europe to live out their faith and help others do so as well. Cardinal Miloslav Vlk in the Czech Republic and Cardinal ...
After reading the book “A Family of Saints” about the family life of Sts. Louis Zèlie Martin and their daughters, including St. Thérèse of Lisieux, Our Sunday Visitor assistant editor Ava Lalor shares three ways ...
Monsignor Charles Pope addresses the moral culpability of getting vaccines that are made from aborted fetal cells. He explains that while we are never free to directly cooperate in evil, we do however, often find ...
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