This homily was delivered by Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish Feb. 13. Dear Monsignor Rossi, brother priests who are concelebrating this Mass, dear Sisters, … Continued
Second Sunday of Lent, Year B First Reading: Gn 22:1-2, 9-13, 15-18 Second Reading: Rom 8:31b-35, 37 Gospel Reading: Mk 9:2-10 This Sunday, we see Abraham’s utter faith in God. … Continued
By Philip G. Ney All physicians, almost everywhere, all the time are governed by the rules of evidence-based medicine. This means every medical act must be necessary and every medical, … Continued
It has been said architecture is the most political of the arts, as architecture theorist John Ruskin once emphasized. This is because architecture imposes upon people a vision of man … Continued
As soon as the Berlin Wall was destroyed and Mikhail Gorbachev declared an end to the Bolshevik system, Vladimir Putin tried to open friendly relations with the Vatican. Full diplomatic … Continued
After the death of St. Zelie Martin, St. Therese saw her older sister, Pauline, as a second mother. Pauline taught Therese grammar, catechism, and lessons in piety. Pauline also comforted … Continued
There won’t be any gold medals for the Vatican in Pyeongchang, but there is a Vatican Olympic first. The Holy See was invited to attend a session of the International … Continued
Catholicism represents one of the numerous spiritual traditions that invites its adherents to a period of purification. Hinduism, Buddhism, the pre-Socratic Greek philosophers, and the Roman Stoics would all have … Continued
America is not famously known for its beautiful churches, but when Catholics from Canada make road trips to the U.S., they often return captivated and genuinely impressed by the churches … Continued
Scott has been visiting a lot of parishes this past month or so. Maybe you’ve seen him; tall, dark, and handsome? Scott works for Catholic Pacific College and is taking … Continued