Guest Columns
On March 25, the Solemnity of the Annunciation, bishops, priests and laypeople throughout the world joined Pope Francis in praying the following words: “Therefore,…
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What do the following people have in common? A 90-year-old widow who watches Mass weekly online A college freshman living two hours from home…
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“Jesus taught us that the diabolical senselessness of violence is answered with God’s weapons, with prayer and fasting.” — Pope Francis Lent 2022 was…
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Research confirms that people of all ages instinctively build upon what they see and hear to achieve new learning. After all, isn’t firsthand experience…
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We Catholics begin each year with an appeal to Mary, Queen of Peace, to watch over us and guide us on the way to…
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In 2021, Kentucky passed its first school choice program, the Education Opportunity Account Act. This program will incentivize private donations to nonprofit organizations that…
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Most of us recall the familiar scene that opens each episode of “The Andy Griffith Show.” A whistling tune accompanies Andy and Opie as…
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In his general audience remarks on Dec. 15, 2021, Pope Francis offered a catechesis on the silence of St. Joseph. The pope said, “Joseph’s…
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Looking back, an argument can be made that in 2021 “factionalism” was the most serious problem we experienced as a society and as a…
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On Saturday, January 22, four Salvadoran martyrs will be beatified in the Cathedral of San Salvador. They are Jesuit Padre Rutilio Grande, two lay…
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