Stop the Game: Remembering Miller Gardner, the Son of a Yankee
As the New York crowd fell silent for Brett Gardner’s 14-year-old son, the moment echoed a truth deeper than baseball: without faith and family, even our greatest games fall short.
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St. Isidore Knew a Secret: If You Want to Be a Saint, Be a Student
‘Live as if you were to die tomorrow,’ said St. Isidore of Seville. ‘Learn as if you were to live forever.’
Feeling Anxious? This Annunciation, Give Your Worries to God Like Mary Did
Mary didn’t have all the answers — just unwavering trust in God. On this feast of the Incarnation, ask her to help you do the same.
What St. Joseph Has Taught Me About Being a Catholic Father
As a young dad of three children under the age of 5, I find myself thinking about Joseph a lot.
Ashes Are Meant to Move Our Hearts Heavenward
This Lent, accept the invitation to have a ‘deathbed mentality.’
Pray Like St. Gregory of Narek
For St. Gregory of Narek, prayer was a conversation between a sinner and a merciful God — one we can still join today.
How I Explain Church Teaching on IVF to My Students
Many Catholics misunderstand why the Church opposes in-vitro fertilization. Here’s how I help my students see the deeper truth behind the doctrine — and the dignity of every human life.
When George Washington Quoted Micah 6:8
‘… to do Justice, to love mercy,’ he instructed in his ‘Circular Letter to the States.’
A Catholic Response to ‘Brain Rot’
Set practical routines that will serve as guardrails for screen usage — and factor in prayer, too.
