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Father, Daughter Undertake 2800 Mile Walk For Life Across United States

Suzanne HammonsMay 24, 2018

John Moore and his daughter Laura are over 400 miles into a coast-to-coast walk for life. John carries a wooden cross an average of 12 miles per day while Laura scouts roads and provides water and food.

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CC044: “Infinity War” – How Marvel’s Fictional Villian Thanos Represents a Real-World Evil

Bishop James S. WallMay 22, 2018

In their struggle against Thanos, the Avengers present a worldview consistent with Catholic teaching: that even a single life is worth fighting for.

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What Downton Abbey Teaches Us About Stewardship

Suzanne HammonsMarch 13, 2018

Aside from being a compelling period drama, this PBS hit show convincingly portrays Christian themes of stewardship and service to others.

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The Grace and Grotesqueness of Flannery O’Connor

Bishop James S. WallMarch 6, 2018

Flannery O'Connor is one of the darkest and most challenging Southern writers of the 20th century. She was also deeply, unapologetically Catholic.

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Saints for Today: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Dr. Jean LeeSeptember 8, 2017

Mary, the Mother of God, Mother of Jesus, and wife of Joseph, is the greatest of all Christian saints.

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Why Ordinary Time is Extraordinary

Bishop James S. WallJune 13, 2017

Ordinary Time is the perfect opportunity to make our spiritual lives extraordinary.

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Heroes and Villains: The Timeless Appeal of Marvel and Myth

Bishop James S. WallMay 30, 2017

From The Avengers to the X-Men, the big screen to Netflix, the Marvel Universe often reminds us why the struggle of heroes is so important.

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Saints for Today: Philip Neri, Priest (1515-1595)

Dr. Jean LeeMay 26, 2017

Like his contemporary Teresa of Ávila, Philip Neri was a mystic-in-action.

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Saints for Today: Catherine of Alexandria, Martyr (292-310)

Dr. Jean LeeNovember 23, 2016

When she refused to marry the emperor, he became enraged and condemned her to be tortured. He designed a spiked wheel that was supposed to tear her to pieces. But the machine miraculously broke apart and killed many onlookers.

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Saints for Today: Cornelius, Pope & Martyr

Dr. Jean LeeSeptember 16, 2016

The main issue facing Cornelius was the treatment of Christians who had denied their faith during the persecutions.

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