As we begin the Easter season, in his latest column, Dr. Gregory Popcak explores how we can meditate upon Jesus’ suffering, death and resurrection to help us shape the response to the suffering in our ...
Joe Heschmeyer explores redemptive suffering. Suffering exists, and there’s no getting around it, and no escaping from it. But suffering doesn’t have to be pointless. Because God is good, we know that he will only ...
Adam A. J. DeVille writes, “Our time in this pandemic has presented us with even more opportunities to love and serve people who are suffering in so many ways. The one key lesson I have ...
Michael O’Rourke, founder of StrongCatholicDad.com, writes to those struggling with the holiday season and who might have anxiety about contentious family gatherings. He writes: “If you are struggling with the holidays, that is a sign ...
Kathryn Jean Lopez shares a recent experience she had when being hospitalized for severe migraines. She writes: “I think I crossed a threshold when I found myself on a hospital gurney gripping a rosary, unable ...
A reader asks Monsignor Charles Pope: “In a recent religion lesson in my second-grade classroom, we were talking about Jesus dying on the cross for our sins, and one student raised his hand and said ...
Twenty-twenty has been a never-ending storm that can fray even the calmest of nerves. In addition to the COVID-19 pandemic and racial tensions throughout the country, the upcoming presidential election continues to divide the country ...
“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” These words keep us fingering our rosary beads, making novenas and reading from ...
In her latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, Gretchen Crowe writes that “as we have navigated the uncertainty of the past several months, many have made the case that this can and should be a ...
In the Opening the Word for the Third Sunday of Easter, Timothy P. O’Malley writes of Jesus’ obedience, his love unto the end, which is itself the very possibility of God, the impossibility that death ...
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