Monthly Archives: January, 2016

Lent is a time of penance. That means we give up things or habits we are attached to so that we can make room...

Pro-life advocates attending the March for Life in Washington D.C. on Jan. 22 were in for a cold surprise when a mammoth blizzard dumped...

Unlike India, where Christian mission has long been impeded by a thick, culturally-transmitted religious system, there is no such impediment in 21st-century China. The only impediment to Christian mission in China is the state: the Chinese communist regime’s determination to control all aspects of social and cultural life.

Catholic schools week is Jan. 31 – Feb 6, and in honor of the occasion, the Office of Catholic Schools is releasing a vision...

  When Ukraine celebrated Christmas two weeks ago, there were ample reasons for pessimism about that long-suffering country’s future. The national parliament is often dysfunctional, even...

The Psalms and the book of Revelation are two of the most interesting books in the Bible; just ask Dr. Michael Barber, accomplished Biblical...

By Jenny Kraska Expecting the unexpected is usually the best course of action to take when approaching a new legislative session. While there are plenty...

Sometimes Lent can seem overwhelming. Everyday life is already time-consuming, so adding a bu nch of extra spiritual practices can seem doomed to fail. Luckily,...

Living the Catholic Faith should be evident in all aspects of life, and especially so in the classroom, according to the organizer of the...

In all the sixteen documents of the Second Vatican Council, is there any prescription more regularly violated than General Norm 22.3 of the Constitution...