There is a time for work and a time for rest, so let's not forget to keep (a) Sabbath day holy.

This simple doorman acquired such a reputation for prayer and healing that thousands flocked to see him.

Although the story of Esther is full of numerous twists and turns, the spiritual points are clear.

In September, we celebrate the memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows.

Physicists and people of faith approach this study from different a...

“I’m a hobo for heaven."

We must never forget that the beautiful communicates the divine.

The martyrdom of St. John the Baptist is an inspiration to proclaim the truth despite the consequences.

"If you are struggling with the social side of school, building your own particular strengths and skills and reach out to other strugglers."

This month we celebrate the beheading of St. John the Baptist.

Dr. Tom Dorsel tackles the key points of Fides et Ratio and tells us why reading through the encyclical is a worthwhile endeavor.

The mother of Constantine the Great had humble beginnings, but rose to great importance in Christian history.

The virtue of self-restraint

As we celebrate one more Independence Day, may we sing of America, “God shed his grace on thee/And crown thy good with brotherhood/From sea to shining sea.”

I’ve been to confession, and I know that God has forgiven my sins. But I still feel badly about them. What should I do?

Judith's story is yet another example of God delivering the Jewish people from harm by using the least likely of people.

Inspiring belief in the Real Presence requires not only a movement of the mind, but conversion of the heart.

Andrew of Phú Yên, Vietnam, became a student of Alexandre de Rhodes, a French Jesuit missionary, at the insistence of his mother.

Ask the Lord to show you the logs in your life and, if you’re tempted to focus on someone else’s speck, just give them to Jesus instead.

A grandfather sharing his love for Jesus inspired a grandson to continue sharing the friendship of Christ with others.

Everyone handles their challenges in different ways.

During Mass, we’re reliving and participating in a miracle that has been repeated for millennia, one which encircles the globe daily.

The patron of fidelity and souls in the spiritual desert.

I am writing because I keep coming back to the same question, “Am I a good person?”

Despite illness and suffering, St. Marguerite Bays still asked, “What can we do to love God more?”