In the drab grey of postwar Europe, Britain’s favorite misanthrope Evelyn Waugh penned a novella named Scott-King’s Modern Europe. Scott-King is an Englishman, a classics professor, and an old boy grandee of Granchester public school
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Saint Josemaría spoke about the quid divinum, the “divine element” that we can discover around us and in everything we do. Then a new dimension opens up in which we share every corner of our life with God.
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2020 has been a year of upheaval for families with regard to their children’s education and formation.
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The first-person narrative in George Bernanos’ The Diary of a Country Priest might divert our attention from the heart of the nov
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As Catholics in America celebrate the beatification of Fr. Michael McGivney, Supreme Knight Carl Anderson explains why the founder of the Knights…
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Maria Bäärnhielm relates some of her experiences teaching catechism in Sweden. There are many conversions to Catholicism each year and young people are eager to learn more about the faith.
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Join Archbishop José H. Gomez, President of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, bishops, priests, and Catholics across the country in praying a virtual rosary
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“I never wanted to act in the first place . . . forget their stories. I can tell my own stories.” That’s a line from Chadwick Boseman’s Howard University commencement speech in 2018.
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From Uruguay and Argentina they send us these two testimonies which speak of the profound joy of attending Mass, receiving the Eucharist again. Fourth installment of this series of articles about going to mass in times of pandemic.
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A few nights ago, I was watching the day’s rebroadcast of the Tour de France with my wife, and as the peloton made its way through beautiful rolling hills and verdant green fields of the French countryside, the announcer shocked me by exclaiming, “That was the Lady of La Salette sanctuary we just flew past.