Dear Stupid, I hate your column. Your trite stories mixed ...

Action heroes like James Bond don’t have a thing on St. George (+30...

  Five Minutes “2fer” Prayer -Praise God for 2 Things -Tha...

When we were baptized, we entered into a covenant with God. Our par...

We do know for fact that St. Patrick wasn’t Irish. He was born arou...

Valentine’s Day – not just a greeting card holiday

It seemed simple enough. A couple of days spent on a married coupl...

I heard a great story recently about a man making pancakes for his ...

Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit withi...

Well, brothers and sisters, my name is Fr. Joseph J. Krupp and I’m ...

National Vocation Awareness Week, celebrated Nov. 5–11, is a time to celebrate and embrace all the different vocations in the Catholic Church.

We celebrate more than just the birth of our Savior; we honor the lifegiving logic of our Lord.

How the cross of Jesus became a symbol of victory and hope

How a fourth-century Catholic saint became the precursor of our modern-day Santa Claus.

The sad state of affairs, fearing of being without a mobile device, seems to have reached epidemic proportions among us.

Do you consider yourself an ordinary Catholic just trying to live the faith?

The Month of the Holy Souls reminds us that, ultimately, our hope rests in God's loving and merciful embrace.

There are so many rich Catholic traditions that make the reason for the season more evident and help our faith come alive.

Discover your giftedness and be fully alive!

The word “Advent” derives from the Latin adventus, meaning “coming.”

For Catholics in mid-Michigan, gratitude is not just a virtue; it is a way of life that binds us together and enriches our spiritual journey.

Even inept evangelization can still work.

Jesus told us, if we are to be like God, we need to forgive others.

Catholic Social Teaching can and should be the Church’s contribution to our discussions on immigration.