Firearms Do Not Belong Near a Tabernacle or a Sanctuary
Why I disagree with Fr. Chad Ripperger’s display of firearms in front of a sanctuary and tabernacle.
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A Pagan Woman Demonstrates How to Pray
A good model to consider in light of the Synod of Synodality
An Interesting Time to be Catholic
Study Group 9's Final Document challenges certain ways of thinking and it should
Elijah Experiences God in the Cave
A timeless lesson for us
Nothing Can Separate Us from the Love of God
A powerful teaching often forgotten or dismissed
A Bulletin Column in Wisconsin Garners Many Reactions
Fr. Carr comments on the forms of Mass in Church today.
Focus on the Treasures of Heaven
Jesus calls us to pursue the greatest of all treasure
Where's the Church?
Will Our Lord judge those fighting the wrong battle
The Parable of the Wheat and the Tare in Your Parish
This parable happens in parishes every day
The Bigger Picture
Paul explains something beyond his understanding
We Need a New Act of Contrition
The current ones need some tweeking
Story Homily: The Learned and the Clever vs the Merest Children.
The Professor's war on Christians
Should Complex Pastoral Questions Be Answered on YouTube?
Understanding the Church's role in pastoral ministry
Giving All to Christ
Paul explains our new priorities.
Why We Do Not Have the Writings of Jesus
A profound answer from centuries ago to a appearingly benign question.
Trust in the Lord
Do not listen to those who don't
Apologists, Infallibility and Church Teaching
A reader asks about what the church teaches about infallibility
Be Agents of the Shepherd
The aftermath of a teen murder trial
Catholicism Requires Prayer, Study and Action
Blind obedience is not our vocation
Today's Solemnity—Jesus Gives Himself to You
He calls you to give yourself to Him.
Understanding the Termination of an Exorcist's Ministry in Washington, D.C.
Why the archbishop is correct.