Pope’s final Lenten message continues themes of faith, charity
I have encountered a number of people who confessed to me that they are really glad that we are into [...]
I have encountered a number of people who confessed to me that they are really glad that we are into [...]
Last week I attended a conference in Dallas, Texas, on bioethics sponsored by the National Catholic Bioethics Center and the [...]
Over the years, an occasional comment in letters from adolescent candidates for confirmation has dealt with evolution. Much to my [...]
Every year from Jan. 18, the former Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, through the Feast of the Conversion [...]
Editor’s note: The following column by Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki, was distributed as the archbishop’s weekly “Love One Another” communiqué [...]
Folks of my vintage may remember the faithful recitation of the Creed in Latin at Mass each Sunday morning, and [...]
The Year of Faith has certainly come at an opportune time. Pope Benedict XVI has called for the church to [...]
One of the most haunting hymns of Advent begins, “Conditor alme siderum,” loosely translated as “Fair Creator of the stars.” [...]
Little did I expect that after my visit to the Dominican Republic and our archdiocesan mission parish La Sagrada Familia, [...]
Jonathan Swift, best known for his work, “Gulliver’s Travels,” was one of the great writers of the 18th century. Swift [...]