My social-media accounts lit up two nights ago with the shocking news that the cause for the canonization of Venerable... Read more
On Aug. 17 Pope Francis stood at an altar in front of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the palace of a dynasty that... Read more
On August 14th the Catholic Church celebrates the life of a man who died wearing the notorious stripes of Auschwitz.... Read more
The new edition by Vicent Comes Iglesia in the Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos of Luis Lucia Lucia’s Salterio de mis... Read more
The changes that have taken place in the 20th century are mind boggling. The elderly among us were born in... Read more
“Today it is very fashionable to talk about the poor. Unfortunately it is very unfashionable to talk with them.” Mother... Read more
When Edith Stein entered the order of Discalced Carmelite nuns in 1933, she assumed the name of Teresa Blessed by... Read more
"It is time to take a principled stand: the situation calls for concrete action, a gesture of solidarity in the... Read more
Recently, a dear friend of mine asked me for advice. Her father had just been diagnosed with terminal cancer and,... Read more
Bishop Anthony Taylor, ordinary of the Diocese of Little Rock, released a statement concerning the young immigrants who have arrived... Read more
If there is hell on earth, it is found these days in the Middle East where aggression and violence are... Read more
The immigration debate rarely lays dormant in the United States, but the arrival of some 52,000 migrant children from Latin... Read more
The civil war in Spain, 1936-9, confronted the Catholic world with a dilemma. To support Franco, pro-Catholic and anti-Communist, was,... Read more
May 2014 was a bittersweet month in Jerusalem. Anastasia, one of my three sisters, passed away unexpectedly on the 8th,... Read more
The effort by Cardinal Walter Kasper to change the Church’s discipline regarding the inadmissibility of divorced and remarried Catholics to... Read more
“I’m not a saint!” is perhaps one of my most frequent utterances, along with more forceful expressions such as “No!”,... Read more
As mothers, sainthood is often promised to us by people who don’t know the half of it. Do they know... Read more
Pope John Paul II affected millions of people during his papacy. He connected with youth in the most amazing manner... Read more
Pope John Paul II’s legacy is momentous. To most of us growing up in the late twentieth century, Pope John... Read more
Many Christians, myself included, become upset at the widespread reluctance to say “Merry Christmas.” However, our outrage over a lack... Read more