Fr. Steve Grunow

It is in St. Thérèse’s “little way”—a low key, mostly unnoticed and unappreciated death to self—that sanctity most often happens.

Thomas Salerno

"Hear of a Servant: The Father Flanagan Story" is a truly remarkable film about the enduring impact of a remarkable man.

Dr. Tod Worner

Tod Worner and Dr. Gary Saul Morson discuss the shock and lasting relevance of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Harvard address.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, today is the Memorial of Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus.

Dr. Holly Ordway

"The Collected Poems of J.R.R. Tolkien" are delightful, compelling, and valuable for insight into Tolkien’s personal and creative growth.

Dr. Matthew Petrusek

How should we respond and resist in light of Christ’s command to love our enemies when the culture shows anti-Christian bigotry?

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus tells his disciples that he will be rejected by men who will kill him and then he will rise from the dead.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in our Gospel today, Jesus speaks, with incredible bluntness, about cutting off one’s hand and foot and plucking out one’s own eye.

R.J. Snell

We must do more than merely not shout angry abuse; we must actively love our neighbor, even when we think them wrong in their politics.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus predicts his being handed over to men—that is, his Crucifixion.