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(Photo: Denver Catholic Staff) January 28 kicks off Catholic Schools Week, timed to coincide with the patron of Catholic education’s...

Florida, that land fancied by Ponce de Leon as a bouquet of Paschal flowers, stands at the beginning of the Catholic story of the United...

I began the New Year with another move. My wife, Anne, and I celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary this past year. During this time, we...

Detail from the cover of The Habsburg Way: 7 Rules for Turbulent Times by Eduard Habsburg. (Design by Jess LaGreca, Mayfly Design)...

(Photo: Adobe Stock, edited) Human beings get hungry. It’s part of our biological nature. But, as spiritual beings, we also feel a higher...

For decades, we tried canceling the devil, refraining from talking much about him, or bothering much with him at all. Catholics thought...

In the beginning is the Father. He is the source and goal of all life. From him flows communion through the gift of his entire life to...

The word “doctor” means teacher, not healer, which is why we call certain saints “Doctors of the Church.” They are the great teachers who...

The Church dedicates the month of October to the rosary, that simple but beautiful prayer filled with holy power. The rosary offers us a...

(Photo: Lightstock) We believe that the Eucharist draws us into communion not only with Jesus, as we receive his body, but also with our...

Ideology unsettles not only those pulled into its alternate reality but also those who resist it, for it inspires overreactions against...

(Photo: Lightstock) On August 10, Pope Francis posted on X: “With sorrow I heard about the news of the shipwreck involving migrants in...

We eat food in order to live. Jesus offered himself as the “bread of life” so that we could live a different kind of life. We have a hard...

Conservatives often receive a bad rap as negative reactionaries who continually complain about the state of society and the Church....

We call St. Benedict of Nursia the father of monks, and his teaching on spiritual fatherhood drew me, in part, to become a Benedictine...

What do we see at Mass? Often enough, we encounter a mundane vision of outdated architecture, some empty pews, those who made it there...

Choice. It’s a word that expresses the religion of most Americans: one that centers on the self and the freedom to pursue one’s own...

“If you were of the world, the world would love its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world,...

“Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you shall receive the gift of...

During the Lenten season, an austere time of the desert, we keep our eyes fixed on Christ crucified. The focus is not on the “no” of...