Monsignor Owen Campion looks at Pope Francis’ recent apostolic letter restricting the celebration of the Latin Mass, writing that the pope “acted to enhance a sense of unity among Roman Catholics, and he has reasons ...
Msgr. Owen Campion says that while much discussion has taken place around the debate over whether politicians who support abortion should receive the Eucharist, there hasn’t been enough talk about the root of the problem ...
In his recent column, Monsignor Owen F. Campion suggests that American Catholics can learn from the recent discovery in Canada, where the bodies of 215 indigenous children were found on a school property formerly operated ...
Responding to the recent Supreme Court decision to allow a Catholic adoption and foster care agency in Philadelphia to only place children in households with a mother and father, Monsignor Owen F. Campion writes that ...
In late May, Msgr. Owen Campion, OSV’s chaplain, celebrated the 55th anniversary of his ordination. In a new column, he looks back on the joys and tragedies that he’s witnessed throughout his priesthood. He writes: ...
Monsignor Owen F. Campion shares how two churches in Washington, D.C., — the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and St. Matthew’s Cathedral — honor the Blessed Mother through numerous works of art, including those ...
OSV chaplain Msgr. Owen Campion looks at the recent violence in the Holy Land and offers important historical context as to what each side is fighting for. He writes: “Differences are deep. Feelings of anger, ...
Msgr. Owen F. Campion tells the story of a priest who, while traveling, noticed an exit sign for one of the oldest motherhouses of nuns in this country. He stopped to visit, and a sister ...
Msgr. Owen F. Campion pays tribute to Britain’s Prince Philip, who passed away on April 9. Msgr. Campion writes that “his blood was the bluest of the blue. His grandfather, uncle and three first cousins ...
Msgr. Owen F. Campion writes that while the COVID-19 pandemic has been tragic for so many, there is the potential to learn valuable lessons for our society going forward, as we did following the Great ...
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