July 31 is the Feast of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, also called the Jesuits. In 1540, in
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Some moments in history are so singular that even many years after their occurrence, we remember exactly where we were when we
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Many of my deepest childhood memories are the timeless ones about family traditions, school events, summer vacations, late 1970s fashions, my cat,
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I did not predict the name of our new pope. I prayed for it. The windy will of the Holy Spirit is
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Deportation is often seen as a last resort in enforcing immigration laws. It is not considered a punishment but rather an exercise
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From several priest friends in other parts of the United States, I’ve received comments about how children are no longer going to
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Catholic Schools Week is a celebration of our mission for Catholic education. This week, from Jan. 26 to Feb. 1, we recognize
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Indudablemente una de las esculturas más reconocidas a nivel mundial, la Piedad de Miguel Ángel le da la bienvenida a todos los
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Jubilee Pilgrimage Highlights Undoubtedly one of the most recognized sculptures in the world, Michelangelo’s Pieta greets pilgrims as they walk into the
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Jesus walked most of the time. We imagine the pregnant Virgin riding a donkey to Bethlehem. Paul got a free ride to
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