The Fourth Way to demonstrate the existence of God is from the objective degrees of desirable qualities of things. In order for qualities to be objective rather than subjective, degrees of quality ...

One lesson we learned from the rainbow miracle is to remain vigilant and expect God will act in His time and in His way. Look ...

To be “with Him on the mountain” means recognising that we, too, are called to radiate Christ’s love. The Catechism teaches ...

Bonaventure understood the spiritual journey as movement toward deeper union with God. Grief can become part of that journey.

This vision of the human person is driving today’s understanding of identity. Authenticity is equated with radical ...

For the first three centuries after the death of Christ, martyrdom came to be seen as the perfection of the Christian life.

Today’s Second Reading tells us “Love is the fulfillment of the law.” In essence, this means that the Two Great Commandments given by Jesus Christ fulfill the Ten Commandments given by Moses. Christ’s ...

The big problem is that this rise of the doctor is to a veritable new altar. The way that we flock to the pharmacy counter ...

Live in faith and hope, though it be in darkness, for in this darkness God protects the soul. Cast your care upon God for you are His and He will not forget you. Do not think that He is leaving you ...

The magisterium of the Church takes a direct interest in the question of evolution, because it touches on the conception of man, whom Revelation tells us is created in the image and likeness of God ...

In light of continued controversy over Fatima and its famous third secret, I am presenting my own amateur translation of an Allocution (Address) of Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani on said secret.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church, in its section on liturgical music, quotes the famous expression of St. Augustine: “He who sings prays twice.” Singing and making music to Jesus comes quite ...