What did Jesus mean by his mysterious words at the Last Supper: “Take this, all of you, and eat of it, for this is my body

Imagine a Pope approaching a statue of Mary, carrying a bullet in his hand, putting the bullet in Mary’s crown, and repeatedly saying to her, “You saved me…You saved me…”

We as Catholics often try to clarify that we don’t worship the saints. We just honor them. But is there really a difference?

Prudence is the virtue that most immediately helps us live our lives on target. When we regret a decision, find ourselves in a sticky situation that was quite avoidable, or just sense our lives are not heading in the right direction, it is often because this foundational cardinal virtue was not at the forefront of our actions.

We marvel at what God did for Mary, but we might feel she is too far removed from our own experience.

It’s quite simple. Catholics don’t worship Mary. We honor her…

Do you agonize over big decisions or get anxious about the future? Are you afraid of commitments? Do you change your mind a lot? These tendencies may be an indication of a lack of prudence.

Many great popes, saints, and Christian leaders have exhorted us to pray the rosary. It’s a powerful prayer, they say, one that can change your life, strengthen the family…

Stewardship. Time, talent, and treasure. Appeal. Those words are often merely associated with pleas to raise money for the Church. But if we understood the biblical concepts of stewardship, tithing, and almsgiving, it would revolutionize the way we look at charitable giving.

The focus of temperance is not about denying oneself pleasure. Temperance, rather, is about giving us the ability to experience the greatest goods in life

There’s a big difference between making a judgment and judging someone’s soul.

Have you ever wondered why Catholics treat Mary like a queen?  After all, the Scriptures don’t seem to tell us anything about this simple woman

Mary at the Nativity challenges us to consider, how do we respond when life takes an unexpected turn?

We can accompany Jesus during the climax of Holy Week by reading the parts of the Passion Narratives

The coronavirus news suddenly became very personal to me on Friday, March 13 at 11:30 a.m. when I got the call from my wife.

We trust that God sees our hearts — hearts that long for him, perhaps more than ever before.

When we are unable to participate in Holy Mass, we can still recite some of the prayers from the liturgy

Two words about Mary from the Bible describe most of our lives in December: “in haste.”

We must go deeper, into the heart of the Gospel.

The words Lent and romance typically don’t go together.