Giving solid hope and help to our youth in despair
On February 13, the Centers for Disease Control published its biennial Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary and Trends Report for 2011-2021 and it...
Divine Mercy and the Eucharistic Revival
Catholics can easily recall when Jesus instituted the Sacrament of the Eucharist: during the first Mass, which began during the Last Supper with the...
Understanding Pope Francis from the inside
St. John Paul II once told George Weigel, author of “Witness to Hope,” that the problem with many previous biographers was that they tried...
Praying for Pope Francis
Ten years ago this Monday, March 13, at 8:22 p.m. Rome time, the 266th Peter walked out for the first time onto the Balcony...
Slandering and spying on traditional Catholics
On February 8, former FBI special agent turned federal whistle-blower Kyle Seraphin published online a Jan. 23, 2023 internal memorandum by the FBI’s Richmond...
Marriage and the Eucharistic Revival
This Sunday we mark the 40th anniversary of World Marriage Day, which celebrates the marriage between a man and a woman as the foundation...
The critical importance of Catholic schools
Sunday begins the 40th Catholic Schools Week in the United States, focused this year on how Catholic schools strive to form students for “faith,...
The life, death, funeral and legacy of Pope Benedict
Normally the death and funeral of a successor of St. Peter takes place within the context of a major distraction. The routine shock that...
Christmas manna
In the middle of the Christmas Octave this year, on December 28, we will celebrate the 400th anniversary of the death and birth into...
A particularly Eucharistic Advent
Advent is the beginning of a new liturgical year. It is a fitting occasion to make resolutions to grow in the spiritual life, as...
