by Rachel Padilla
It would be an understatement to say that this year has been turbulent. But even amid violence and high tensions, as scripture reminds us, we should keep our eyes fixed on Heaven. St. Teresa of Avila was no stranger to turbulence having been questioned by the...
by Mike Schramm
Not long ago the Vatican announced that the recently canonized St. John Henry Newman would be further honored with the title, Doctor of the Church. This means that he would join a small group of those considered to be some of the most important teachers in the...
by Mickey
The Catholic Church celebrates the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle. Originally known as Levi, Matthew encountered Christ while he was working as a collector. Yet, Christ called him to something better. He would follow Christ and write the longest gospel of the New...
by Jenna Kandas
Have you noticed that Millennials and Gen Zers seem to be marriage suspicious? I say this because most of us grew up knowing a family – or being a family – who went through divorce. After “no fault divorce” became legal, it seemed like the easy way out of...
by Theresa Zoe Williams
The Dorothea Project, an apolitical group of about 450 Catholic women across the United States, is taking the world of Catholic Social Teaching and bringing it to the brink. They describe as: “a community of Catholic women formed by Catholic Social Teaching,...
by Mike Schramm
This is the time of year many parents say goodbye to their college freshman moving away. They also say hello to worries about whether that child will maintain his or her life of faith while gone. This new chapter in life provides many opportunities to grow in faith....
