Erin McCole Cupp writes about the pains she endured from an abusive childhood. She writes: “Jesus provides in the Beatitudes a new law, a positive law that teaches survivors of family abuse and dysfunction what ...
Life is chaotic, and Molly Farinholt, a recent college graduate, wife and mother of a newborn, writes, “We aren’t created for chaos. We are made to live ordered lives, oriented always toward God. And it ...
In a new essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Derek Rotty shares how St. Peter Claver is the perfect patron for race relations in our day and age. Rotty writes: “We stand in a moment of ...
Our Sunday Visitor’s contributing editor Russell Shaw writes about his upcoming book The Life of Christ. It is a narrative of the life of Christ, taken from the four Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and ...
Writer David Mills explores the concept of home — and how there is no better place to practice the virtues that will lead to our eternal home with God in heaven. Mills writes: “As Christians, ...
In his ninth letter to young Catholics, Lenny DeLorenzo talks about dating. He encourages those dating to tell the truth, to follow through with commitments, be attentive and pray for the other person. DeLorenzo suggests ...
Our Sunday Visitor contributing editor Russell Shaw looks at the influence parents have in handing down the practice of the Faith to their children. Shaw draws from a new book from sociologists Christian Smith and ...
Author and photographer Linda Schaefer shares how her life was impacted by Mother Teresa. Shaefer had lost her husband to cancer and she was invited to “Come and see” at Mother Teresa’s invitation. In 1995, ...
Father Michael Ackerman has some suggestions to help us foster a personal Eucharistic revival. He was once told by a woman struggling with her faith that the Eucharist was mundane. Unfortunately, this attitude is not ...
Mountain Butorac, who leads pilgrimages in Rome and throughout Europe, writes about the pilgrims who visit the tomb of St. Monica, which can be found in the Basilica of Sant’Agostino near the Piazza Navona in ...
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