Columnists
Mary and Litanies and Titles, Oh My!
My niece sent me a text the other day that said, ‘Thanks auntie.’ Auntie. It’s a title that I carry with such pride. One of the
Molly
May 27, AD 2026
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Sacraments
We Have New Priests, Rejoice!
Today was truly one of the best days of my entire life. I experienced for the first time an Archdiocesan ordination to the priesthood. It
Christina M. Sorrentino
May 25, AD 2026
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Feasts
Pentecost: Speaking in Tongues
The Christian world celebrates Pentecost; this is a celebration which comes fifty days after Easter. The name Pentecost is derived from the Greek word Pentecoste,
Fr. Gerald Musa
May 24, AD 2026
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Family
How Mary Leads Us to Jesus
One of the most enjoyable parts of parenthood is learning about God through our daughter Lucy. Two weeks ago at Mass, we experienced one of
Bob Waruszewski
May 23, AD 2026
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Mary
Mary and the Love that Casts out Fear
Standing in line for confession recently, waiting to pour out to Christ all my mothering failures, I wondered for the hundredth time how the Blessed
Megan Twomey
May 21, AD 2026
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Life
Waiting for Pentecost
There is a difference between willpower and passion. You can learn all the rules of basketball and put all your effort into being the best
Erin Cain
May 20, AD 2026
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Mary
Mary: Daughter, Mother, and Spouse of God
At Mary’s coronation among the saints in Heaven, she was welcomed by God: by God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
Erin Cain
May 16, AD 2026
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Apologetics
Augustine Institute Expands Mission for the New Evangelization Through Partnership with Church Life Africa
Augustine Institute Expands Mission for the New Evangelization Through Partnership with Church Life Africa Formation initiative equips Nigerian laity to meet the growing needs of
Carrie Kline
May 13, AD 2026
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Life
The Eyewitnesses of Fatima
With 2017 comes the 100th Anniversary of the Fatima event which is an extraordinary part in the Church’s rich history and so, as with most
Thomas Clements
May 13, AD 2026
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Feasts
Until the End of the Age
Today, on the Solemnity of the Ascension, we celebrate Jesus’s rising into Heaven. Whenever I reflect upon this mystery, while I know it’s supposed to
Erin Cain
May 12, AD 2026
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Books
The Divine Mercy Image: The Beat of God’s Hesed Covenantal Love
The following is an article by Deacon Gerard-Marie Anthony on his soon to be released book Peaceful Hearts, Zealous Hearts: How the Sacred Heart and
Guest Writer
May 12, AD 2026
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Mary
Walking on My Knees with Mother Mary
By guest writer Ann Tran. Last year in August, I went on a pilgrimage to Portugal for the Centennial Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima.
Guest Writer
May 10, AD 2026
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Columnists
St. James and Our Lady of Del Pilar
I never have been particularly devoted to St. James the Greater, but for some reason, he seems to be devoted to me. I heard somewhere
Cristina Montes
May 3, AD 2026
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Apologetics
Safe Confines of the Church
Simon Peter makes a shocking claim: “There is no other Name under Heaven by which we can be saved except the Name of Jesus.” Are
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 30, AD 2026
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Books
Sacred Heart Mental Wellness Re-Launches “The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety” With New Edition and Workbook
Sacred Heart Mental Wellness Re-Launches “The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety” With New Edition and Workbook Updated edition supports Catholics in reframing anxiety during Mental Health
Carrie Kline
April 28, AD 2026
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Books
“Against the Grain” Highlights Virtues of Saints Throughout the Centuries
New Book Showcases Virtues of Saints Throughout the Centuries During Easter Season and Beyond “Against the Grain: Heroic Catholics Through the Centuries” aims to inspire
Carrie Kline
April 28, AD 2026
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Apologetics
Fear and Evangelization
Human fear is a very deep reality in all of us, and as a result it is habitually affecting our thinking and creating firm prejudices.
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
April 26, AD 2026
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Columnists
Good and Evil: Analysis
I remember a story I had heard at a retreat I attended some years ago. The speaker recounted an episode in her life that changed
Colin Gormley
April 22, AD 2026
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Sacraments
Mercy Given, Mercy Received
Lecrae Moore grew up on the wrong side of the tracks. Single mom, drug abuse, the gangsta lifestyle – the whole nine yards. He was
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 20, AD 2026
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Columnists
Have Yourself a Very Deuterocanonical Resurrection
The readings from yesterday are fascinating. In 2 Maccabees 7 we have the famous story of the mother and sons who were tortured for their
Devin Rose
April 18, AD 2026
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Columnists
Heavenly Bodies: On the Resurrection of the Flesh
The resurrection of the dead is among the central tenets of Catholicism, and indeed of any branch of “mere” Christianity which could be called “orthodox”
Nicene Guy
April 17, AD 2026
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