During his weekly General Audience, Pope Leo XIV continues reflecting on 'Lumen gentium,' suggesting there is no opposition between the human and divine dimensions of the Church, and reminding that ...

Note that the Shroud of Turin is often called the “world’s greatest mystery”: an ancient burial cloth with an image of a crucified man with all the wounds that Pope John Paul II called “a mirror of ...

Author Robert Allen Ertler shares an important warning about the Great Tribulation, the need for God's followers to learn ...

Life is a journey that requires trust and reliance on Jesus, who sometimes asks his disciples to leave everything behind, ...

This batch of novels involves a locked taxicab, a crime-fighting lepidopterist, an accused Welsh terrier, and a nosy aunty.

It is easy to become discouraged and doubt efforts make any sense when so many things are not right in the world, he said. “Instead, it is precisely in the face of the mystery of evil that we must ...

But on the other hand, a journey exists for the sake of the destination. Lent without Easter misses the point of Lent. St. Peter called us to “rejoice in so far as you share Christ’s sufferings, that ...

When doubt or despair comes knocking, we can let God guide us to a truer understanding of existence, which brings healing and harmony.

Historian Keith Lockhart has pulled out another memory of days long gone by in Delaware County. He’s cataloging these markers of the county history, and that’s where your expertise comes in. This week ...

Deacon Greg Kandra provides a reflection on the readings and Gospel for the 2nd Sunday in Lent, March 1, 2026.

Christ will teach us the truth if we turn to him. He will startle us out of debates bleared by the myopia of human reason. He will focus our vision on the resplendent truth of his self. As he did for ...

Leo XIV was addressing a congress organized to prepare for 500th anniversary of Marian apparitions on Tepeyac Hill ...