This pinched nerve is an image for disunity in the body of Christ. I can’t always feel my toes, but they are still my toes.

Prior to Vatican II (1965) the Church was committed to religious tolerance. Vatican II changed the situation by declaring religious freedom. Since that development there has been much discussion about ...

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 ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

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

The nights have dipped into decidedly chilly temperatures here in the Northeast. My little family is planning a trip to the ocean, avoiding the beaches where white sharks have been spotted slipping ...

Is the intentional betrayal of another person always a sin of commission? Or, are there instances in which the betrayal of another is relegated a sin of omission? Any thorough examination of these ...

Have you ever wondered what your particular judgment is going to be like when you die? With each passing week/month/year, I’m getting closer to mine, so I can’t help but wonder what it’s going to be ...

In the tapestry of the Catholic Church, woven by the hands of countless saints and martyrs, certain lives shine with a light that not only guides but invites us deeper into the heart of faith. Saint ...