Amid suffering and despair, further darkened by the coronavirus pandemic, Catholic patriarchs of the Middle East urged their faithful at Christmastime to hold on to hope.
And in Iraq, Christmas was celebrated as a national holiday ...
In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Deacon Larry Oney, a noted Catholic speaker and author, writes that when it comes to the crises we as Catholics have faced in 2020, “it is important, as ...
Texas youth minister Ali Hoffman, whose video of her and her family dancing and lip-syncing to “Hold My Hand” by Jess Glynne has been viewed more than 11 million times, writes for Our Sunday Visitor ...
In his latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, Monsignor Owen Campion writes that throughout history, wars and pandemics have come, but as human beings, we have no control over much of what occurs in human ...
The Church is experiencing turbulent times, writes Lawrence Grayson. Priests are questioning their vocations. The universal Church is being besieged externally and internally, politically and culturally. And the United States is evolving into a secularist, ...
No matter how good, no one gets a pass. Not even a saint. The founder of the Catholic University of Milan — a priest and physician — described this saint as “an ignorant and self-mutilating ...
Roads feature prominently in the Scriptures. In Jeremiah, the prophet speaks the Word of the Lord to Judah, still in exile in Babylon. The moment of their captivity is over, and it’s time to return ...