St. John Fisher’s life is a testament to the necessity to have the freedom to do what is good, what is true, what is beautiful.

The natural curiosity of kids this age makes it the perfect time to focus on our beautiful faith.

Focus on the Mass. Zoom in on Jesus. Believe in him, and he will bless you.

Imagine this: A friend, classmate or teammate asks you, so why are you Catholic? You have 30 seconds to give an answer.

Here are three ways to say “no” that won’t compromise your more important “yes” to your mission and to the Lord.

A papal blessing seals the Catholic connection to coffee

The Sacred Heart offers assurance of the immense mercy of God.

Contemplative prayer is first and foremost a gift, a grace. Consequently, we must receive it in humility and a poverty of spirit.

Bishop Fabre-Jeune wants Catholics to work like bees work together toward a “sweeter place to be.”

Clotilde was a Christian princess, born in the fifth century, who hailed from Burgundy, France; she married Clovis, chief of the pagan warrior Franks.

Fear, whether within us or announced to others, always runs contrary to God’s word. As love increases, fear diminishes and vice versa.

Were you there?

When you vowed at your wedding to remain faithful to one another “in sickness and in health,” the sickness part included that aching “soul sickness” of grief.

We can turn to Scripture, especially Jesus’ words and actions, for practical guidance.

We come to understand ourselves better as we draw closer to Jesus.

Ordinary time helps us appreciate and value extraordinary moments, and it’s no different in our lives as liturgical Catholics.

The sacrifice of the Mass is just that: the eternal moment when Christ relinquished his body and blood on the cross for our redemption.