Sister is honored to be identified as ‘grandmotherly’
As a kid, I always associated two things with the first day of school – getting new shoes and having to write about what I did during summer vacation. My … Learn More
As a kid, I always associated two things with the first day of school – getting new shoes and having to write about what I did during summer vacation. My … Learn More
For over 30 years, I have been a very frequent traveler on the train between New York City and Washington DC. In the beginning, it was an adventure. Yet, as … Learn More
When my son was in sixth grade, he was standing with some buddies at dismissal time at our parish Catholic school. It was a typical cold winter day in Anchorage, … Learn More
Q: My new parish priest’s wife died before he became a priest. He sometimes even talks about his grandchildren during the homily. Why is this allowed? He obviously wasn’t always … Learn More
No modern figure has been more revered as a saint in life, so the rapid progress of Mother Teresa’s cause from her death to her canonization within two decades came … Learn More
Allow me to start this column repeating three times a word many Catholics know or have heard: “totus, totus, totus.” It means “everyone”; no exceptions. It evokes wholeness and communion. … Learn More
Q: With the end of Covid and years without the precious Blood, I am not comfortable drinking from the communal cup now that it is offered. Why can we not … Learn More
In the realm of aviation, a recent video of an American Airlines pilot delivering a stern but compassionate pre-flight announcement has sparked a wide variety of reactions online. The pilot’s … Learn More
“Co-responsibility” is fundamental to the teaching of the Church as reaffirmed by the Second Vatican Council.
It’s late summer, when the temperatures are high and rain often sparse — or torrential and brief — and plants will reflect this seasonal drought; leaves of hardwoods are dull … Learn More