Dear Tim, Thanks so much for your response to my recent essay regarding Eucharistic Revival and the Eucharistic Congress. You were so openhanded in offering me the benefit of your erudition and experience that I’m moved to reciprocate. I’ve been a communicator as a teacher, preacher, author, and broadcaster for 33 years, and my experience will … Read more
The true problems of looming mass AI-facilitated unemployment may not be financial and practical but psychological and spiritual.
In a new book, the superior general of the Carthusians faces up to abuses in the religious life and gives insights that have wide application to the entire abuse crisis.
Many of us heard the voice of a shepherd in Bishop Strickland and moved to Tyler, Texas in response. It’s a gut punch to lose him now.
Enemies of Bishop Strickland came out in force in the last week, trying to one-up each other in their ludicrous accusations against the good bishop.
As long as active clergy homosexual activity persists, the Church will continue to fracture and split, where eventually it will all but collapse and disappear.
Some Catholics seem to think that if we all pretend, really really hard, that everything is perfect in the Church, then it will never occur to anyone to leave.
In Pope Francis’s favorite book “The Lord of the World,” the fictional pope does not lead but rules the Church. Ecclesiastical power is centralized in his person. The Cardinal Legates are his supervisors of the local Church. Some might see a pattern here.
We need to recognize those lesser-known saints whose lives of heroic self-sacrifice have been forgotten, the heroes who helped build Christendom.
An ever-expanding mushroom cloud of doctrinal madness presently afflicts the Church, but a new catechism promises a sure sign of hope for the future.
For all of its fearfulness, the Church never cheated her children of death’s sublime, albeit mournful, reality.
The removal of Bishop Joseph Strickland is the culmination of a process that began on a cold morning in Baltimore five years ago today.
A Pakistani Catholic family, along with many others, needs help after fleeing from Muslim persecution.
The new movie “Journey to Bethlehem” reveals the dramatic difference in worldview between Catholics and Protestants.
According to St. Ignatius of Antioch, the bishop occupies a seat of governance no less authoritative than that of God Himself.
American combat veterans encountered more than they bargained for when they met the teenage boys in Boystown.
The General Judgment is when and where you find out the disposition of everyone, and you find out how they got there. It is when everything is revealed.Â
The vote to enshrine abortion in Ohio should be a revelation to us: we live among barbarians who do not care about human life in the womb.
In the midst of a long but temporal defeat, Christians can find encouragement in glimpses of our final victory.
The role of the papacy in the minds of too many Catholics has morphed from being the center of Church unity to the source of Church teaching.