Build a Sacred Space in Your Home This Lent
A home chapel or prayer space isn’t just decoration — it’s a visible reminder that Christ is at the center of the domestic church.
Results from Tag: 'eastern catholics'
Light From the East: Inside the First Coptic Catholic Church in New Jersey
Msgr. Malak Saadalla and his wife Thanaa preserve Coptic traditions while helping immigrants adapt to America.
Beauty of Eastern Catholic Tradition to Shine at National Eucharistic Congress
The diversity of Catholic liturgical expression is an oft-overlooked gem in the crown of the universal Church.
Prepare for a Voyage on the Sea of Lent
The Christian life is a pilgrimage while we are on this earth.
‘God With Us’ — The Light of Christ Shines From the East
The many initiatives of ‘God With Us’ aim at the education of the faithful with the hopes of transforming them into active and intentional disciples.
Are We on the Verge of an Eastern Catholic Moment?
The Eastern Churches will have much to contribute to the Synod and Synodality and the National Eucharistic Revival
Watch the Ordination and Enthronement of a New Melkite Bishop
‘We cannot dumb down our Christianity,’ says Bishop François. ‘We cannot accommodate to the culture. Young people see through that.’
The Holy Angels Through the Eyes of Eastern Christians
We sojourn with the holy angels on our path to holiness, where they urge us on and assist us with great power.
Eastern Catholic Churches Bring Rich Tradition to Holy Week
“Grant us to behold the Holy Week of your Passion, that in it we may glorify your mighty acts.”
5 Myths about Married Priests in Eastern Catholicism
Many people believe that the Eastern discipline of ordaining married men to the priesthood contradicts the Western discipline of priestly celibacy. Here’s why that belief is wrong.
