Since nobody wants to be controlled, taken advantage of, or oppressed, how can we proclaim Jesus as King?

Few works capture the sorrow and hope of prayer for souls in purgatory as profoundly the “Lacrymosa” from Mozart’s Requiem.

In Diocese of Lansing schools, students are encouraged to dress as their favorite saints in celebration of All Saints' Day.

November is a time to prayerfully ponder our own mortality and the fourfold reality awaiting each of us.

Who would believe these days that at the age of 7 someone could feel called to the priesthood?

“Like at the wedding at Cana, the food is of no importance,” says an old man, unaware of the greatness of the gift he is receiving.

Turning grief into love in action.

Check out this month's book recommendations!

Inviting God into the daily mess brings the peace, gratitude, and grace needed to nurture a joyful Catholic family.

A podcast with over 200 Catholic conversations to choose from in the back catalogue alone.

There is something salutary about the month of November.

Thanksgiving is more than just a day in November.

Given his recent beatification, this month’s television recommendation must be Blessed Fulton J. Sheen’s Life Is Worth Living.

St. Francis’ features are obscured, calling us to turn to the interior of the meaning of this image.

Dei Verbum reshaped Catholic theology by presenting divine revelation as God’s dynamic self-communication in love.

Benedicamus Domino!