I’ve been thinking about the new trend to live-stream masses… As a sacramental Church not being physically present in the Church building is less than
This article written by Mike Filce was originally published on “The Devout Life,” a blog by Mindy Goorchenko. Reprinted with permission. A Church Divided We are a
Take a deep breath. Let’s restate it again. But only with those who have ears. It’d be good to explain this from the point of
This past Sunday the Catholic Church celebrated the Solemnity of the Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, also known as the feast of Corpus
Archdiocese of Boston Revives Interest in Priestly Vocations with Powerful Video Series Vocations Boston Releases “Scivias” As a Guide for Discernment Boston, MA —
Lord’s Supper (Last supper) is one of the most famous paintings in the world. There are different versions of this painting, but Leonardo da Vinci’s
When I was teaching at a high school, a student came up to me and asked, “Why do you Catholics stand, sit, kneel, stand, sit,
Is virtual Mass and attendance physically the same? Are they simply different ways of praying? If you can’t sing at Mass and mingle with others,
Take heed, watch; for you do not know when the time will come. It is like a man going on a journey, when he leaves
On March 9, 2020, all of Italy suddenly fell silent and stood still. The country saw a rapid rise of coronavirus cases, leaving the government
A thought-provoking new release from OSV Innovation Talks featuring Dan Cellucci, CEO of Catholic Leadership Institute (CLI), examines the implications of potentially one-third of Catholics
Mass for me is not a once-a-week event. We are invited to come to the Table of the Lord each day to receive the Eucharist,
“How is it that we do not die of love in seeing that God Himself could do no more than shed His divine blood for
A middle-aged man died and found himself before the judgment throne. There, he was so uncomfortable, knowing that he was not good enough to be
New revolutionary platform uses technology to drive real moments of engagement and encounter in an increasingly digital culture In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, faith-based
Many of you probably have gardens. If you do, you know that it can be a lot of work. One must till the soil, take
A couple of years ago, I took it upon myself to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation at least once a month. This was after a
The gradual resumption of liturgies within the parishes over the last few months has certainly been a cause for great joy for many Catholics. For
If you knew that you were going to die tomorrow, what would your reaction be? Would you be at peace, knowing that you would join
One day during the summer of 1852, a wealthy young man named Francois Dorel was approached by a friend who asked him, “Have you heard
The identity of the Church is not mission. If it were, it would be left abstract and defined by whimsy. The identity of the Church
