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Pope for a Day

Dom Cingoranelli April 28, AD2026 No Comments

Who wants to be “Pope for a Day”? I recall hearing something to the effect that, “There’s no shortage of people who want to be

Prophecy of Last Days by Saint Louis de Montfort

Brother Joseph Freyaldenhoven April 28, AD2026 No Comments

We call Saint Louis-Marie de Montfort a prophet of the last days, though he lived between the latter half of the seventeenth century and the

Our Call to Serve

Bob Blundell April 27, AD2026 No Comments

For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others (Mark 10:45). The call to serve is one of the

Dignity Restored, Glory Transfigured: Part II

Pamela Mandela April 26, AD2026 No Comments

Easter Octave: Wounded Glory That Heals the World This article continues the meditation begun in “Passiontide: Humanity’s Dignity is Restored.” While Passiontide showed dignity purchased

A Personal Account Affirming the Existence of Purgatory

Deacon Frank April 25, AD2026 2 Comments

Everything I am going to reveal to you in this article is true. It happened to me and it changed the very trajectory of my

Dignity Restored, Glory Transfigured: Part I

Pamela Mandela April 25, AD2026 No Comments

Passiontide: Humanity’s Dignity is Restored Passiontide—covering the last two weeks of Lent from Passion Sunday (the Fifth Sunday) through Holy Week—is a season modern society

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A Just War or an Unjust War?

Gene M. Van Son April 24, AD2026 2 Comments

In modern times the Catholic Church has officially been neutral during wars, even during both World Wars. But it has not always been this way.

Dietrich von Hildebrand and Pope John Paul II on Marriage

Joe Tevington April 24, AD2026 No Comments

Called the “20th century doctor of the Church” by Pope Pius XII, the philosopher Dietrich von Hildebrand was also an outspoken critic of Adolph Hitler, leading

Overcoming Addiction Through Redemptive Suffering

Guest Contributor April 23, AD2026 No Comments

By Joe Masek February 18, 2026—the day my five-year-old son was diagnosed with brain cancer, the floor dropped out from beneath me. Fear. Helplessness. Grief.

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Embrace the Cross of Christ

Diana Ragsdale April 23, AD2026 2 Comments

God chose you to bear your cross for the spiritual benefit of your soul and of the souls of others.

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The Perils of Catholic Social Media

Masha Goepel April 22, AD2026 3 Comments

(I’ll be back with another Catholic artist interview next month. This month, I’d like to explain a bit about my own concerns regarding social media

21st Century Seven Deadly Sins

Ray Sullivan April 22, AD2026 2 Comments

Today, in the falling-off-the-cliff 21st century, up is down and down is up, sin is seen as good, and obeying the Bible is seen as medieval and stupid.

What Boys Really Need

Dorothy Osanna April 21, AD2026 2 Comments

It is 9:30 am on a typical Sunday morning at our parish. A few dozen children, aged kindergarten through middle school, have filtered into the

At War Again, or Rather, At War Still

Genesius April 20, AD2026 4 Comments

Once again, the world finds itself staring into the familiar glare of war. This time it is a war with Iran. Over the last month,

Greater Love Has No Man than This – That a Man Lay Down His Life for His Friends

Rev. Kenneth M. Dos Santos MIC April 19, AD2026 No Comments

Did not Christ demonstrate, even as His hour was arriving, the depths of love He possessed for those the Father had given Him? And, did

Overcoming the Toxic Tolerance of a Confused Age

M. L. Kramer April 18, AD2026 5 Comments

The Compassion of the Cross Tolerance applies only to persons, but never to truth. Intolerance applies only to truth, but never to persons (Venerable Fulton

Holy Mess

Nathan Krupa April 17, AD2026 No Comments

For a parent with six small(ish) children, Mass can feel like a rodeo. I’ve got to lasso a bunch of wandering little minds and try

Easter’s Ancient Witness: What the Book of Enoch Reveals About the Son of Man

Haile haile April 16, AD2026 2 Comments

As Christians around the world celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, an ancient and controversial text, the Book of Enoch, offers a startling lens through