Catholic tradition has long been enriched by the work of men and women who turned to art as a means of coping with fear and loss. Dante’s Divine Comedy, and...
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Readings (Year C): Genesis 18:20 – 32Psalms 138:1 – 2, 2 – 3, 6 – 7, 7 – 8Colossians 2:12 – 14Luke 11:1-13 Reflection:...
Got a burning question? Click here to Ask an Apostle. Q: I recently discovered that early in our relationship my now-fiancée had been cheating on me...
Only a God with a sense of humor would invent the Brussel sprout: miniature green skull concealed beneath cowls of many shades of green, opening to dozens of...
Jesus never missed an opportunity to turn a meal into a meaningful encounter. He had a deep awareness of the transformative capacity of sharing food. Some of...
I have a personal confession: I am terrible at resting. I am reasonably good at making time for friends and fun outings, but I often do it at the expense of...
Every summer, my father planted huge gardens that yielded the food our family lived on for much of the year. And every summer my sister and I were pressed into...
When religious cults begin, they often attract suspicion, scorn, and trepidation. This is nothing new. Civilizations have been suspicious of new and unknown...
Readings (Year C): Genesis 18:1 – 10aPsalms 15:2 – 3, 3 – 4, 5Colossians 1:24 – 28Luke 10:38 – 42 Reflection: In a stuck...
The Catholic Media Association has named U.S. Catholic “Magazine of the Year” for 2022. Annually, the CMA recognizes the best in Catholic media, journalism...
