Writer Adam DeVille writes that “when daily life is disrupted in ways none of us has ever lived through, self-care becomes crucial not just for frontline personnel in hospitals, but all of us dealing with ...
Kathryn Jean Lopez shares the darkness and the hate-filled language she has seen in the pro-choice rallies. She notes, “This is not the stuff of professional signs and reason, but raw miserable hate.” Kathryn says: ...
For the Second Sunday of Advent, Timothy O’Malley says “Christians must maintain our posture of vigilance. Christ is coming.” O’Malley says that the very same longing we have for the end of COVID-19, for the ...
As good news continues to come in regarding the successful trial of COVID-19 vaccines, Father Harrison Ayre asks: Can Catholics in good conscience take these vaccinations? Father Ayre writes that while the vaccines being produced ...
Doctor Greg Popcak writes that with the release of the Vatican’s McCarrick report, it’s time to take stock not only of his personal crimes but also of the wide-ranging influence he continues to have on ...
In a reflection for the Thanksgiving holiday, writer and high school theology teacher Stephen Adubato looks at his long history of complaining and always seeking the next blessing instead of stopping to appreciate the ones ...
Scott P. Richert, in the All Things New column, encourages Catholics not to take a political Manichaeism approach to politicians’ policies that dissent with Church teaching. Politicians have both good and bad ideas. He writes, ...
A reader asks Monsignor Charles Pope, “How does the gift of faith work?” He answers: “Faith works essentially by putting us in a trusting, life-changing, transformative relationship with the Lord. In and through this relationship ...
In its latest editorial, the Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board writes that Advent is a time when the Church invites us to slow down, savor the anticipation of Christmas and prepare our hearts for the ...
Monsignor Owen Campion writes that while the restrictions on our lives during the COVID-19 pandemic might seem burdensome — with facemasks, social distancing, reduced hours at stores and closed offices — Americans have seen similar ...
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