The Eucharist Is My Anchor in the Stormy Seas of College
Amid academic pressure, shifting friendships, and constant change, Christ in the Blessed Sacrament remains the one steady presence I can return to each day.
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Catholics Swim Against Medicine’s Moral Drift to Care for Body and Soul
Faithful to Catholic teaching, these medical professionals are refusing to be carried along by a culture that treats life as disposable.
5 Surprising Sites That Bring the Holy Land to Life
From ancient tunnels to modern memorials, a week in the Holy Land offers a powerful blend of prayer, discovery and awe.
Live Like Mother Mary, Saying ‘Yes’ to God
A visit to the Basilica of the Assumption reminded me of the importance of following Mary’s lead.
Mary Magdalene’s Hometown Along the Shores of the Sea of Galilee
Magdala is a place of encounter, healing and history.
How Holy Sites Prompt Spiritual Reflection for Catholics — Including in the Holy Land
A college-age journalist visits the ‘land of new beginnings.’
How to ‘Drink … With a Merry Heart’ as a Catholic
Many people, including college students, do not know how to consume — so let’s fix that, rooted in community.
Sky-High Stakes, Grounded Training: Catholic School Teaches Air Traffic Control
How a Catholic university is preparing the next generation of air traffic controllers to manage the sky and keep travelers safe.
The Color Purple: The Hue Reflects the Reason Behind the Penitential Season
As Catholics journey towards Calvary, they undertake many particular practices and devotions during the Lenten season.
‘A Really Cool Guy’: Why Young Men Are Inspired by Frassati
College-age fellows relate well to saint-to-be, due to his love for the Eucharist, nature and the poor.
