
Five Miracles of Saint Anthony of Padua
Five Signs of God’s Mercy and Power The Miracle of the Sermon to the Fish The banks of the river were crowded with a

Five Signs of God’s Mercy and Power The Miracle of the Sermon to the Fish The banks of the river were crowded with a

God revealed something to me and it is worth writing an article about. Personally, I find it to be a glimpse into the nuanced and

I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another. This is how all

A friend of mine was stationed in Naples, Italy, for several years. When I asked him what he thought of it, he told me that

In 1864, Pope Pius IX published the encyclical Quanta Cura and an accompanying Syllabus of Errors, which rejected religious freedom. In 1965 Vatican II published

Part I: The Stillness That Roared- St. John the Silent and the Urgent Ministry of Holy Silence for the USA and Nigeria Hesychia, The Silence

The Apology That Took Centuries In a landmark move that reshapes the moral contours of the modern papacy, Pope Leo XIV issued on May 26,

The Broken Bread That Cannot Be Divided: The Eucharist and the Dignity of the Last Place This final part of the series Dignity Restored, Glory

In late May I walked the Portuguese Way of the Camino de Santiago. It was a pilgrimage that was a blessing. The Portuguese Way of

Is Eternal Law exposed to the whims of change? And, does one’s encounter with Eternal Law, open it to subjectivity? Eternal Law is defined in

Before, by yourself, you couldn’t. Now you’ve turned to Our Lady, and with her, how easy! (St. Josemaria Escriva). May is the month during which

Good manners provide the social lubricant necessary for positive relationships and interactions. Are we giving our children the training they need in etiquette and polite

There are many differences between Roman Catholics and our Protestant friends. Protestants, with their numerous denominations, even differ greatly amongst themselves in their theology, style

In 1832 Pope Gregory XVI published the encyclical Mirari Vos, which rejected religious freedom. In 1965 Vatican II published Dignitatis Humanae, which accepted religious freedom.

For many people, when things get tough or they are in despair, when things seem hopeless and nothing that can be done, they finally talk

Some parents spend countless hours trying to come up with just the right name for a son or daughter. But for some parents it’s easier.

In recent weeks I’ve talked with several people who were struggling with the way God’s providence has played out in their lives. In each instance

The meaning of the Sunday Mass Readings for June 2026 is made clearest by Catholic doctrine because “in the supremely wise arrangement of God, Sacred

Memorial day is a day that I change from a “fun Grandpa” to a “serious Grandpa.” This is because Memorial Day is a day for

Reflections From The First Soul, Mind and Body Retreat When God places something on your heart, you naturally want it to be beautiful. You pray

Miracles of St. John the Silent The miracles recorded in the life of St. John the Silent, as preserved by his disciple and biographer Cyril

This article is a translation of my article written in French and published simultaneously in Quebec, Canada and in Europe, Switzerland, in 1995. This was