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Don’t just do something – be.
(Photo: Pixabay) I just returned from the Catholic Leadership Conference — or, as I like to call it, “the best three days of the year.”...

Mary Beth Bonacci
Oct 26, 20183 min read
From skepticism to gratitude: My experience of The Way
On Sunday, Oct. 14, I had the privilege of celebrating the Eucharist in Greeley with over 500 catechists from the Neocatechumenal Way. As...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Oct 25, 20184 min read
A public Church, not a partisan Church
WARSAW. The temptation to ally the Church with a particular political party and its program is a perennial one, it seems. When that...

George Weigel
Oct 24, 20183 min read
John Paul II, youth minister
Pole that he was, Karol Wojtyla had a well-developed sense of historical irony. So from his present position in the Communion of Saints,...

George Weigel
Oct 18, 20183 min read
Meeting Christ in the Mass and sacraments
As Catholics, we recognize Jesus’ Eucharistic presence to be the source and summit of our faith. Nonetheless, we can take His presence at...

Jared Staudt
Oct 11, 20183 min read
The Catholic crisis, in perspective
Perspective is at least as important when reading the signs of the times as it is in landscape painting. And so, in this autumn of our...

George Weigel
Oct 10, 20183 min read
Voting decides history
In my travels throughout Colorado, I have experienced the goodness of the people of our state. We are a generous, welcoming and kind...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Oct 8, 20184 min read
Courage in the Slough of Despond
I never took a class from historian Frank Orlando, but the motto he placed in the faculty section of my college yearbook — “History is an...

George Weigel
Oct 2, 20183 min read


An open letter to a disgusted Catholic
(Photo: Pixabay) I wasn’t sure what name you are going by these days. “Angry,” “Disgusted,” “Demoralized,” “Fed Up,” “Devastated.” I...

Mary Beth Bonacci
Sep 28, 20184 min read
An Orthodox fracture with serious consequences
While Catholicism has been embroiled in a crisis of sexual abuse and episcopal malfeasance reaching to the highest levels of the Church,...

George Weigel
Sep 26, 20183 min read
Faith: the antidote to despair
“The waters have risen and severe storms are upon us,” St. John Chrysostom once preached. “But we do not fear drowning, for we stand...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Sep 26, 20183 min read


Searching for wisdom in a confused world
Jordan Peterson became an overnight celebrity with the success of his book, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos (Random House, 2018)....

Jared Staudt
Sep 24, 20183 min read


Maintenance vs. mission
Just when the Long Lent of 2002 was coming to a boil in March of that year, Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, prefect of the Vatican’s...

George Weigel
Sep 18, 20183 min read
Saving Synod-2018 from itself
Anyone looking for a remedy for insomnia might try working through the Instrumentum Laboris , or “working document,” for the XV Ordinary...

George Weigel
Sep 11, 20183 min read
Such as we are, such are the times
Like most Catholics, I have found myself equal parts appalled and frustrated over the recent abuse allegations (and ensuing cover-ups)...

Brianna Heldt
Sep 6, 20184 min read
The Church needs the Spirit of Truth
During these tumultuous days for the Church, I have been praying that the Spirit of Truth descends upon every disciple in the Church,...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Sep 6, 20184 min read
Full-immersion Catholicism
As this Catholic annus horibilis continues to unfold, perhaps some good news is in order; first, a little background. In late 1991,...

George Weigel
Sep 4, 20183 min read


Why we stay, and the Vigano Testimony
The Sunday Mass scriptures during this summer of horrors have often been eerily appropriate, beginning with Jeremiah’s polemic against...

George Weigel
Aug 28, 20183 min read
Forming disciples in the parish and home
Twenty-five years ago, Pope St. John Paul II called Catholics to enter a new evangelization during World Youth Day in Denver. This...

Jared Staudt
Aug 23, 20183 min read
Fackenheim’s Law and the Current Catholic Crisis
The medieval Jewish sage Maimonides counted 613 commandments, or mitzvot, in the Law that God gave his people, Israel. The 20th-century...

George Weigel
Aug 22, 20183 min read
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