OSV publisher Scott P. Richert addresses how we are living in a time of “madness” and lies: “The increasing politicization of public discourse has meant that we all too often measure the truth of any ...
In a new In Focus, Julie Davis dives into the work of six great Christian authors of the 20th century to see what all the fuss is about. Most people have a superficial sense of ...
Managing editor Scott Warden reflects on a piece of advice his dad gave him when he was younger: “The only way to get better at writing is to read. A lot. It could be Stephen ...
Sister Nancy Usselmann addresses the increased problem of loneliness in young adults and how mentoring them can bring back connection and purpose to their lives: “Young adulthood is a time of discovering our desire for ...
Associate editor Ava Lalor shares the history of her favorite hymn, “O God Beyond All Praising” and how she encountered it in a kids TV show: “I learned that the music from this favorite hymn ...
In his latest column, Scott Warden writes about how his job in Catholic media has become a vocation. Lately, though, he writes, “the reputation of both institutions that I love so dearly — the Church ...
Following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Our Sunday Visitor contributing editor Russell Shaw looks at the increased violence from left-wing extremists: “things like the firebombing of pregnancy centers and pro-life offices ...
Our Sunday Visitor columnist David Mills reacts to a recent Facebook post in which someone mentioned following all of the Church’s teachings. Mills explores what that means — and even if it’s possible. “The Church ...
Netflix’s recently released documentary “Our Father” follows the rabbit hole down just one of the new quandaries the fertility industry has introduced to parenthood, writes Samantha Stephenson in her latest essay for Our Sunday Visitor. ...
In the not-so-distant past, stating publicly that the victims of tragedies — such as mass shootings — would be included in one’s thoughts and prayers was seen as an act of love. Now, though, writes ...
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ICYMI: This week, a reader asks Msgr. Charles Pope a question about attending a non-Catholic family wedding. Msgr. looks at the circumstances & gives his reply:
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Can I attend this non-Catholic wedding?
A reader describes a family situation where he doesn’t know if he should or should not attend a wedding wh...
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Be ready for Mass this 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the Opening the Word Scripture reflection, Father Joshua Whitfield explains Christian peace, which is different from the world's definition of peace.
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Opening the Word: Christian peace differs from the worldview
This week in Opening the Word Scripture reflection for the 20th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Father Joshua Whitfield w...
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