How 2 Great Plains Farm Boys Became Holy Priests on the Road to Sainthood
If there’s one character trait common between Fathers Kapaun and Rother, it is their selflessness.
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Apartments by the Cathedral: A Roof Over One’s Head — and a Side of Catholic Outreach
A new project in the Archdiocese of Detroit is one of the innovative initiatives U.S. Catholic dioceses are undertaking to provide affordable shelter to those in need.
Encountering Jesus: How the Eucharistic Congress Set Hearts Ablaze With Love for Our Lord
The Eucharistic extravaganza of this year is not over.
Christ in the City: Being Part of the Eucharistic Procession in Indianapolis
It is a remarkable thing to see the downtown of a major metropolitan area completely closed off to traffic and business, for the sake of the most fundamentally Catholic expression of piety.
Blessed to Be Here With Jesus and 50,000 of His Friends
Things made beautifully clear at the National Eucharistic Congress.
Catholic Summer Camps: Consider 2 Named for Saints and 1 That Focuses on the Eucharist
‘I love that this great camp is practically at our doorstep, but this Catholic camp is worth traveling across the country for…’
Church Councils 101, From Nicaea to Vatican II
To know well the ecumenical councils is to be deep in history
Auschwitz Prisoner’s Carvings Reflect Divine Mercy
Polish officer in the underground armed services scratched images of the Crucifixion and the Sacred Heart with his fingernails.
Maritime Sunday: When People Go to Sea, the Church Goes With Them
The U.S. bishops have designated May 22 each year as the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance for Mariners and People of the Sea.
Dominican Priest Offers Mass at the Summit of Kilimanjaro
“Hiking is my best time for contemplation,” says Dominican Father Corwin Low. “It’s hard not to when surrounded by the incredible beauty of God’s creating hand.”
