Guest Columns
Veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God and our mother, is a distinctive feature of our Catholic way of life. Mary…
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What we have traditionally called the “White Mass” has been a tradition of the Catholic Church in the United States since 1932, which coincides…
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School is back in session. New classrooms, new supplies and new teachers have brought a feeling of opportunity, and maybe a little anxiety too….
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My name is Fr. Paul Beach, and I read with interest the new motu proprio of Pope Francis that was released on Friday, July…
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Red Mass, a special liturgy, traces its genesis to Paris in 1245 and specifically relates to the legal profession. The tradition of holding a…
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Indianapolis Archbishop Charles C. Thompson is a Kentucky native who was ordained a priest for the Louisville archdiocese in 1987. He served in parishes…
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One Sunday, my mother and I visited Immaculate Heart of Mary, a historically African-American parish in West Louisville, for the 9 a.m. Mass. They…
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Is it my three-year-old leaning perpendicularly in my arms over and over? My five-year-old asking me for the second time if church is over…
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Concern for the environment has been expressed by all recent popes and has been explicitly included in the Church’s social teaching because abuse of…
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Mistianna: When I said my marriage vows and pledged my “whole self” to Derrick, I had no idea what that really meant. I was…
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