Edward Feser on Monday, July 10, 2023 Sensory pleasures exist for the sake of encouraging eating, drinking, and sexual intercourse at the right times and in the right ways. It goes without saying that it is extremely common for people to seek…
Mark Regnerus, What We Need Now on Thursday, November 5, 2026 In a new study, only 29 percent of Catholic respondents believed in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Church beatifies Franciscan martyrs in Savannah, Georgia The Cathedral Basilica of St.
A mason lays block at one of the entrances of the Community Church Brunswick Campus as the conversion of the former J.C. Penney building nears a January opening. Painters and other workers are getting the sanctuary of the Community Church Brunswick…
Data points to “signs of strength and stability” in religious behavior in the US – but there are “mixed signals” among young adults, and demographers advise taking a “long view” of any shifts, according to Pew Research Centre. On 28 October, Pew…
WARNING: This article contains a spoiler. I am going to contend that Sundays is the best film you are ever likely to see about vocation. Yes, it is in Spanish – the original title is Los Domingos – but, as they say,…
Hundreds gathered Wednesday evening for a memorial prayer vigil at a Mt. Lebanon church to mourn the deaths of two young children and their father Tuesday afternoon. Every pew was filled inside St. Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Parish’s St.
"People make choices, and choices make people," said evangelist Ken Freeman to an audience at the Hope for Central KY Crusade in Richmond. He shared how "daily choices affect your family, your friends, your future and your faith." (Kentucky Today…
View the post on Scripture Central. As Avram R. Shannon recently discussed, the ministries of Ezekiel (ca. 593–573 BC) and Jacob (ca. 544–495 BC) provide a unique window of insight from a prophetic and priestly perspective into how these two groups adjusted to…
By Meg Hunter-Kilmer, OSV News – What are my interests, hobbies and passions? – What are the circumstances of my life that are significant to me? – What work do I feel called to do for the Lord? – What are the sins that…
A Message from Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M. There is something about November that invites us, as Catholics, to reflect more deeply on life, death, and eternity. As autumn leaves fall and the days grow shorter, nature itself reminds us that…
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