AsiaNews: “No one is so poor that they can not give something” is the lesson that Benedict XVI offered to pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square for the Angelus prayer, drawing it from the readings of the Sunday Mass. Read more … Continue reading
AsiaNews: “No one is so poor that they can not give something” is the lesson that Benedict XVI offered to pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square for the Angelus prayer, drawing it from the readings of the Sunday Mass. Read more … Continue reading
CNA: Legendary referee Kerry Fraser is known for his trademark hairstyle and holds the record for most National Hockey League games called. However, Fraser’s life was most deeply touched by a different kind of call – one that led to … Continue reading
Examining the theme of loss and the isolation of the human soul through the thinking of Chesterton, Belloc, and Baring, this paper considers some of the theological, moral, and psychological matters — both the causes and the effects — while … Continue reading
National Catholic Register: As college football nears the midpoint of its 143rd season, Lou Holtz is among the many taking it in. The 75-year-old ESPN analyst has seen more than his share of games, mostly from the sidelines as a head coach. … Continue reading
Donna D’Errico’s simple answer for what keeps her going on the right path: “Pray the Rosary every day. Attend Mass every Sunday. Go to Confession regularly. If you do these things, you will be able to withstand and get through … Continue reading
Former quarterback finds peace of soul in the Mass, priesthood and intercession of St. Joseph. National Catholic Register: St. Joseph is my patron. He was the most chaste spouse of Our Lady and the foster father of Jesus. How amazing … Continue reading
The Catholic World Report: Growing up in the 1970s, many in the Church urged me to care for the poor, work for justice, and love God. But I don’t recall being told to “go and make disciples.” For whatever reasons, … Continue reading
Chivalry! Knighthood! These are words that stir up an enormous number of images in the mind: St. George and the Dragon; the Quest for the Holy Grail; King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table; Charlemagne and his Twelve … Continue reading
National Catholic Register: Kellen Clemens has been playing football as far back as he can remember. After learning the game from his father on their cattle ranch, he went on to set high-school records for the state of Oregon in … Continue reading
Ron McClary, debilitated by multiple sclerosis, lay on a stretcher yesterday at Holy Family church and tried to speak as the widow of the Columbus police officer he shot in 1979 placed her hand on his arm. As he struggled, … Continue reading
…the Benedictines, Jesuits, Franciscans, Dominicans, and Carmelites in the parish church when the lights went out? If not, you really need to. Mirth is good for you. During a Eucharistic Congress, a number of priests from different orders are gathered … Continue reading
“The Catholic intellectual life needs to be resurrected. And that process is already beginning under the summer sun in Italy.” That’s the blurb text on the ChurchMilitant.TV site for the Roman Forum in Lake Garda, Italy. Here is Michael Voris’ … Continue reading
CNA reports: Arturo Martinez-Sanchez says he had no choice but to forgive the man suspected of sexually assaulting and killing his wife and young daughter in an April 2012 attack that also left him seriously wounded. Read more here with … Continue reading
Roman Gonzalez, of B.C. Catholic, has an inspiring account of a phenomenal conversion. After years of a life of hedonism and drug addiction, [Father Taras Kraychuk] returned to the faith and for about a dozen years now he has been serving … Continue reading
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