Kavanaugh’s faith ‘really shines through in who he is,’ says priest
The two have stayed in contact for decades and the Supreme Court nominee still goes to a Mass about monthly where the priest is the celebrant.
Feast of St. Daniel the Prophet
Traditionally, Daniel is considered to be the author of the Old Testament book that bears his name.
Catholic college prof’s true-to-life soccer book optioned by Netflix
The author has told the team's story twice — first via a CNN article and after seeing reader comments that were both rewarding and disturbing, it turned into a book idea. "And I was off to the races," she wrote.
Well-known author, speaker shares 60-minute guide to God’s plan for love
Evert thought a “one-hour treatment” of Theology of the Body would be more accessible to the common Catholic, especially those seeking a resource to share with others not familiar with the teaching.
Prof battles hook-up culture in documentary on modern dating
A creative homework assignment at Boston College stemmed genuine — but short — date nights, a documentary and now a DVD on the challenge but importance of traditional dating.
Experts weigh in on the accuracy of Paul VI’s predictions
Fifty years later, what consequences of the widespread use of artificial birth control does the U.S. and world see? How close are they to what Pope Paul VI predicted?
Blind trust becomes ‘trust in action’: Couple shares NFP’s wisdom
“They had a bumpy road, yet they wouldn’t give up,” Leonard said of one NFP couple. “I was inspired that in the face of what some would say are insurmountable obstacles, they met each challenge prayerfully.”
Death with Christ: Path to Eternal Life
According to a Greek legend, Damocles, from the court of the tyrant ruler of Syracuse, voiced his desire to have the riches and pleasures of the king just for one day. And so, the next day, Damocles was led into the palace, and all the servants were bidden to treat him as their master.
Encounter with love of Christ builds faith
The Latin root of digital actually means “pertaining to the fingers.” God made us and knows we humans have a need to be touched and thereby loved.
Blue Ribbon award contributes to enrollment gain — Other schools still have seats
Most schools resume during the first full week in August.
