Through Another Lens

The question at Christmas is not about whether God will act for us. The babe born of Mary is the answer: God has given everything. The question is really about us. Will we receive Christ?

This Advent, Isaiah invites us to embrace parish changes as opportunities to dream big with God and trust His presence in the new.

Editor-in-chief of OSV News, Gretchen Crowe, reflects upon the “unexpected and delightful” gift Pope Leo gave through his digital visit to the National Catholic Youth Conference.

As we focus on the theme of accompaniment in the month of November, three holy people that I believe lived out the call to accompany others are Mother Cabrini, the late Pope Francis and Dorothy Day.

Online sports betting platforms are consumer fraud schemes and should not be allowed to operate in our state. We need to continue to stand against their legalization.

Archbishop Wenski addresses issues surrounding recent deportations and calls for reform of immigration laws while encouraging all to see immigrants as God sees them–“with perfect and unwavering charity.”

World Day of the Poor was established by Pope Francis in 2016 to encourage Christian Communities to be a greater sign of Christ’s charity.

Accompaniment is not always about being able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It is about having someone beside you in darkness, holding up just enough light for you to take the next step.