From the very beginning, I knew the arrival of Archbishop Miller would change us forever. I have had the privilege of working with – and for – three Archbishops over … Continued
Habemus papam! We have a new Pope. Can there be any phrase more joyful to the Catholic ear? And now all eyes will be on him, watching and waiting to … Continued
Notre Dame Regional Secondary’s Physics Balsa Bridge Building Contest will celebrate its 45th annual competition on May 21. Started with a budget of $20 for the 1981 school year, the … Continued
As we mourn and pray for the soul of Pope Francis and celebrate the election of our new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV, I have been reflecting on a few … Continued
Despite its growing popularity, I have been reluctant to comment on The Chosen, the television series produced by “Loaves and Fishes” that narrates the story of Jesus. In large measure, … Continued
The title Our Lady of Hope couldn’t be more fitting in this jubilee year. This May — traditionally devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary — is the perfect time to … Continued
To those on the outside, the Catholic Church is described as many things — but “teeming with life” is not usually one of them. Yet this is precisely what’s happening. … Continued
5th Sunday of Easter, Year CFirst Reading: Acts 14:21b–27Second Reading: Revelation 21:1–5aGospel Reading: John 13:1, 31–33a, 34–35By Rev. Vincent J. Hawkswell “I give you a new commandment: that you love … Continued
In the Second Letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul wrote, “But we have renounced disgraceful, underhanded ways. We refuse to practise cunning or to tamper with God’s word, but by … Continued
A mother is a walled garden. Her garden is a space in which the small flower of her child is simply allowed to be — and to be told, in … Continued