
Man and Morality: The Truth that Sets us Free
The human person knows by nature that there is a certain code by which he must live. Man also knows beyond a shadow of a doubt

The human person knows by nature that there is a certain code by which he must live. Man also knows beyond a shadow of a doubt

My husband and I know a wonderful priest, who we are blessed enough to call our spiritual director/confessor, who has really shown us God’s unconditional

The summer of 2008 was a summer of opportunity for me. I was able to attend the International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec City, Canada with

Today on July 22nd the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene. Mary Magdalene has been one of the most misunderstood and closely scrutinized

Believe it or not, the Catholic Church and her faithful are devoted to Jesus Christ. With all our hyperdulia and dulia (devotion to the Blessed

Mark 10:17-27 The Gospel on the rich young man is rich with meaning. It is noteworthy to point out that Jesus still loved the youth

The heart of Jesus has made this adorable Blood circulate in His limbs; wherefore, as on the feast of the Sacred Heart, the Gospel presents

Rather than view the American emphasis on individuals as a prideful perspective that promotes hubris, I believe the American emphasis on the individual is not only compatible with our faith, but is incredibly Catholic….Why? Because, when we stop and look at it, we must agree that God is all about the individual.

The human body is an amazing and very fascinating creation. Each organ has its purpose. Every fiber works toward a succinct system, or group of

The Augustine Institute and Ignatius Press Renew Catechesis in Completed Word of Life Curriculum Evangelization rooted in salvation history reinvigorates the Catholic faith for students, parents,

In the Midst of the National Eucharistic Revival, Vinea Research Releases New Findings Affirming More Mass-Going Catholics Believe in the True Presence of Christ in

A traditionalist rebuke of the “Vatican II” Church? Boniface, the politically-incorrect saint? The Universal Church celebrated the feast of Saint Boniface, Apostle of Germany, on

Newly Refreshed Symbolon: The Faith of the Church Showcases Vibrance of Catholic Faith on American Soil New version of Symbolon offers episodes filmed on location in the United States

ACST Catholic Introduces Revolutionary Service to Assess Parish Ministry and Parishioner Discipleship The groundbreaking Discipleship Indicator provides insight into parishioners’ journey of discipleship ACST Catholic,

“I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another. This is how all

University of St. Thomas-Houston Partners with Word on Fire Institute to Launch First-Ever Master’s Program in Evangelization and Culture New accredited M.A. program opens to

…do we celebrate Easter Sunday. This always has to come before, and is always followed by Have you ever stopped to consider the fact that

To be a witness of Christ is not merely to demonstrate moral integrity. Don’t get me wrong, that is a crucial component of being a

Newly-ordained Fr. Al Schwartz stepped off the train in Seoul, South Korea, into a zombie apocalypse. It was 1957, and the devastation wreaked by the

The irony of love, people say, is that we ignore those who adore us and adore those who ignore us; we hurt those who love

Some people are atheists because they don’t believe in God. Other people are atheists because they don’t want to believe in God. If someone has