Is your phone helping you grow in virtue and find joy in life, or is it more often a distraction? Associate editor Ava Lalor reflects on her own social media usage and poses some questions ...
Father John A. Moineau has been praying for a miracle, and thousands who are following his videos are praying for him and with him as he faces the difficulties of a treatable but incurable disease. ...
In her latest column, Gretchen R. Crowe shares her takeaways from a recent presentation by Dominican Father Patrick Mary Briscoe, editor-in-chief for the English edition of Aleteia.org. The presentation was offered to members of the ...
Recent news about the loss of faith and religious commitment in young adults may leave parents feeling helpless, as if the monster of secularism and apathy will inevitably swallow up their kids. In fact, when ...
In his latest column, Publisher Scott P. Richert addresses a human tendency: to cling to lies and misapprehensions that make sense in the dark. Comparing it to children seeing monsters in their rooms when the ...
Contributing editor Russell Shaw looks at the recent launching of the James Webb Telescope, which last month slipped successfully into orbit around the sun, nearly 900,000 miles from earth: “If all goes well (and its ...
In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Brett Salkeld addresses how many people equate having questions about the Faith with struggling with faithfulness. This is simply not true, writes Salkeld, who shares how the Bible ...
Managing editor Scott Warden writes that from a very young age, he knew what he wanted to be when he grew up: a sportswriter. After nearly 20 years working in the sports department of daily ...
Publisher Scott Richert writes about one regret of his life: that he never corresponded with William Peter Blatty before he died. Blatty was the novelist and screenwriter best known for his best-seller “The Exorcist,” and ...
Columnist Kathryn Jean Lopez shares the stories from conversations at a brunch with friends and acquaintances: “I really didn’t think we’d wind up talking about politics and religion, those things that you’re warned never to ...
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ICYMI: Even for a math whiz, life is not an equation to be solved; God is bigger than mathematics. OSV publisher Scott Richert takes comfort in the knowledge that God is not bound by numbers
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Why I count myself blessed
OSV publisher Scott P. Richert shares how, from an early age, he has been fascinated by numbers: “I add, s...
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ICYMI: What are the three theological virtues, and how can we better understand them in our lives? Writer Susan Erschen sees them as gems of the faith that need to be polished up in our lives
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Looking at the three theological virtues, the gems of the Faith
Faith, hope and love. These three theological virtues should be the very foundation of our spirituality. Yet, sadly,...
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