There is going to be a Gold Mass — for those in science — in the Archdiocese of Louisville. You may be familiar with…
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Last month’s column focused on the importance of appointing an executor in a will to ensure that the financial assets you have accumulated are…
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The church in the United States will soon be embarking on a “eucharistic revival,” a response to increasing religious disaffiliation and waning understanding of…
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Recently I visited St. Raphael Church to bless the beautifully renovated space in the narthex or vestibule and to celebrate the Holy Eucharist. After…
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My grandma used to say to me, “Son, when a person is born, God writes a book for them. The problem is you can’t…
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Noble professions and renewing the face of the earth have been on my mind. The noble professions relate to the very special Masses that…
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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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People — lots of people — are still getting sick from COVID-19. Some of them are dying, just like the nearly 700,000 Americans who…
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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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