By Father Shenan J. Boquet Four years ago, Pope Francis announced the first-ever “World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly.” The decision to celebrate this… Read More »The Erasure of the Elderly and Its Horrible Consequences
By Susan Ciancio On July 31, we celebrated the feast of a man whose life drastically changed after he was struck by a cannonball. St.… Read More »St. Ignatius of Loyola Sets the World Aflame with Love of God
By Susan Ciancio Today we celebrate the Feast of St. Charbel Makhlouf, a Lebanese monk and priest of the Maronite order who was born Youssef… Read More »The Heart of St. Charbel Draws Us Closer to the Heart of Christ
By Susan Ciancio Election season will soon be upon us, and now in the time leading up to that pivotal point in our year—and in… Read More »Vote with a Pro-Life Conscience
By Mark Davis Pickup I remember visiting a couple who had just lost their disabled daughter. I’ll call them Mrs. and Mrs. Smith. Their daughter’s… Read More »The Divine Lover Seeks the Loved
By Susan Ciancio On July 13, we celebrate the first Chilean to be canonized a saint. St. Teresa of the Andes was born in Chile… Read More »St. Teresa of the Andes Leads Us to Christ
By Susan Ciancio When I was younger, kids often lamented that they were bored or that there was “nothing to do.” Today, with phones, social… Read More »11 Faith-Filled Ways to Have Fun with Your Family This Holiday Weekend
By Father Shenan J. Boquet “Whatever is opposed to life itself, such as any type of murder, genocide, abortion, euthanasia or wilful self-destruction, whatever violates… Read More »The ‘Roe v Wade’ Overturn Was Just the Beginning
By Susan Ciancio In this month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the country has become witness to an incredible event that must surely… Read More »‘Jesus Thirsts’ Film Gives Us an Opportunity to Evangelize
By Michael Cook Biosecurity labs are designed to keep lethal diseases like smallpox from escaping and infecting vast numbers of people. If we only had… Read More »Planning for Brave New World
By Joni Eareckson Tada If there’s one verse I know by heart sittin’ in this wheelchair, it’s 2 Corinthians 8-9, “Three times I pleaded with… Read More »Suffering as God’s Hammer and Chisel
