As the death toll from the Israel-Hamas war continues to climb, Christians must be brave enough to pursue the truth; antisemitism is a deadly diversion, pulling our attention away from the true causes of our woes: the unbalanced materialistic structures and spirit of the modern world.
Antisemitism is a deadly diversion, it must be condemned
Matthew Perry’s surprising prayer reminds us to pray, even for the famous
In Matthew Perry’s memoir, the late actor described an encounter where he unmistakably knew God’s presence. The peace that he received was something he would go back to, to stay sober.
Radical solidarity through fostering kids, supporting families
As Catholics, we do a good job of supporting women in crisis pregnancies, yet many are still unaware of the urgent need to get further involved by fostering, supporting foster families.
Can the laity save the church?
Russell Shaw is one of the most prolific contemporary authors and commentators on the Catholic Church; he is a quiet, thoughtful observer of Catholic life today, understood through the prism of Catholic history.
Christina Capecchi: Leap of faith: taking risks and beginning anew
The people with the strongest convictions didn’t think twice about taking risks. They, like Karen and Tully Wyatt, were compelled by an undeniable drive.
Managing the growing chorus of opinions
As children get older, the number of voiced opinions in homes seem to grow and the dynamics of decision-making may drastically change.
What sorts of people go to adoration?
A variety of people can be met at an adoration chapel, and they tend to be the same, no matter where you go.
ANALYSIS: How the synod is modeling a solution to the church’s polarization
The Synod on Synodality’s gathering in Rome is both modeling and providing an answer to the path to authentic unity for a deeply polarized church.