Science in the Bluegrass — Creation and creationism
byIf you drive east along Interstate 64 heading toward downtown Louisville, you cannot miss the creationist billboard recently erected near the 22nd Street exit….
If you drive east along Interstate 64 heading toward downtown Louisville, you cannot miss the creationist billboard recently erected near the 22nd Street exit….
On March 25, the Holy See announced that Archbishop Fulton Sheen will be beatified on Sept. 24 in St. Louis. This news came from…
On Feb. 3, 2025, Pope Francis convened an International Summit on Children’s Rights, a gathering of Church and civic leaders concerned about the protection…
Six months ago, when I returned to the United States from working with deaf people in Cambodia, I experienced dramatic differences between the Cambodian…
My mother and father were farmers in Mogadishu. They grew mainly wheat, corn, beans, squash and greens. They were forced off that land in…
On Sunday, March 15, the Church celebrates the Fourth Sunday of Lent, also known as “Laetare” Sunday. It mirrors “Gaudete” Sunday, the Third Sunday…
Every Thursday at noon, a sacred experience begins in Springfield, Ky. At 11:45 a.m., I leave my office and walk to the public library,…
Lent is a time for prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. These three virtues should characterize Christian life all year long, but they take on a…
Our Catholic tradition stresses solidarity: our obligation as the People of God to stand with our brothers and sisters in their time of need….
There is some interesting new work out of the Vatican Observatory. Dennis Danielson of the University of British Columbia and I have an exciting…
