Telling ourselves "if I were God, I wouldn’t love me" undermines the extent of God's grace.

An unlikely example of fatherhood.

"Whenever a man accepts responsibility for the life of another, in some way he becomes a father to that person.”

Religious freedom through the eyes of its patron saints, John Fisher and Thomas More

Reconciliation helps us know how deeply we are loved.

You can tell a lot about someone by examining what or who they celebrate.

The message of our nation’s first approved Marian apparition, Our Lady of Good Help.

One of my dear friends died. She was a daily communicant and a faithful member of her Church.

The story of the Holy Spirit descending upon the Apostles still has relevance today.

Cursillo is much more than just a short course in Christianity.

The Catholic faith is rich with tradition which culminates in a Mass known as the Easter Vigil.

Ministering to the sick and homebound is not confined to the ordained alone.

Bishop Boyea will lead us On the Road to Emmaus through the Mass, drawing us more deeply into the mystery of the new covenant in Christ's blood.

He was just 5 years old the first time he went looking for Christ.

While many are inclined to exclaim "Christmas!", the greatest gift of all is received on Easter Sunday.

Q: Is it a sin to have an evil thought, such as, “I hope karma gets that person and they suffer”?

"Do this in memory of me" – but what exactly are we remembering?

The effects of the Eucharist flow outward from individuals to the world, where the greater good is strengthened by Christ.

Sts. Louis and Zélie Martin, the parents of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, are known for charity and justice.

The work and witness of Pope Benedict XVI has had a powerful impact for the good upon Father Whitlock’s life.

Whose Church is it, and what does that mean for us?

The opportunity to be present at the service of an extraordinary Catholic leader was a gift to cherish.

Retired parish priest Fr. John Klein looks back at all the things the DSA is able to accomplish.

I am composing these words on October 11, 2022, which is the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council.

Simply put, to consecrate something means to make it holy.