Sin Makes You Stupid — Lent Makes You Smart
COMMENTARY: The Catholic life of repentance, as focused on the season of Lent, provides a path to being smarter and better.
Results from Tag: 'universal call to holiness'
Beyond the Games: How Sports Can Help Kindle the Flame of Holiness
Faith in Christ reveals that all things, including sports, are meant to be united to Christ and find their fulfillment only in him.
Opus Dei Founder St. Josemaría Escrivá: You Can Be a Saint Doing Your Ordinary Job
Opus Dei’s purpose lies in promoting sanctification in the midst of ordinary life, particularly through work.
Saint Wannabes: Catholic Higher Education and the Pursuit of Holiness
Saints don’t have to found activist movements, start religious orders, or run colleges. They can also become saints by getting the kids to soccer practice, making dinner and reading bedtime stories.
Are You Living a Minimalistic Catholic Life?
‘All Christians in any state or walk of life are called to the fullness of Christian life and to the perfection of charity.’ (Lumen Gentium 40)
Benedict XVI and the Call to Holiness
The battle between the Holy Ghost and the Zeitgeist is made manifest in the perennial battle between traditional Church teaching and its abandonment to fads and fashion.
‘The Fruit of Carlo’s Faith’: How the Eucharist Can Change Souls and the World
Interview with Antonia Salzano Acutis, mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis
What’s in Play at the Synod on Synodality?
COMMENTARY: Paraphrasing Pope Benedict, there are two synods — that of the media and the actual synod itself.
3 Tasks of the Laity: Grow Holy, Build Up the Church, Sanctify the World
‘The Lord wishes to spread His kingdom also by means of the laity, namely, a kingdom of truth and life, a kingdom of holiness and grace, a kingdom of justice, love and peace.’ (Lumen Gentium, 36)
Primer for Priests: A Dominican’s Advice for Good Habits, Virtue and Sanctity That Will Edify Lay Readers, Too
BOOK PICK: ‘Alter Christus’
