In his latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, Russell Shaw writes that “in an odd way the pandemic is — or at least can be — a community-forming event. We are in this together, and ...
As the offices and production floor at OSV go silent as ordered by the governor of Indiana, publisher Scott P. Richert writes that “we were never meant to move at the pace of modern thoughts, ...
The editorial board for Our Sunday Visitor writes that for our priests, the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic can be even more acute. Not only are they literally separated from their flocks, they are now ...
In her biweekly column, editorial director Gretchen Crowe shares one of her favorite verses in Scripture, which comes from St. Paul the Apostle, in which he tells the people of Philippi to “have no anxiety ...
In her latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, Kathryn Jean Lopez looks at the challenges presented to society in the face of trying to stop the spread of the coronavirus and notes that while the ...
In the latest installment of his series “From the Chapel,” OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that because of Indiana closing all nonessential businesses, the chapel at OSV has closed and Christ has been removed, temporarily, ...
A reader asks Monsignor Pope, I think the bishops are denying the right of the faithful to have the sacraments. Since when does a governor or mayor have the right to tell the Church to ...
In the Opening the Word for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Timothy P. O’Malley writes about Jesus calling Lazarus from the tomb saying, “Lazarus, come out!” The raising of Lazarus through a word recalls the ...
For most of us this Sunday — Laetare Sunday — was our first in exile from our parishes, as the public celebration of Mass has been suspended in many dioceses in an attempt to slow ...
In the latest installment of his blog “From the Chapel,” OSV publisher Scott Richert writes how he hit the road to pick up his sons from college in Dubuque, Iowa, and he noticed that traffic ...