In its latest editorial, the Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board addresses the state of the Church today and what our role is as faithful Christians. The Editorial Board writes: “Twenty years into the clergy abuse ...
With his decision to drastically restrict the celebration of the 1962 missal of Pope St. John XXIII — called by Pope Benedict XVI the “extraordinary form” of the Roman rite, and colloquially known as the ...
Have you called or prayed for your grandparents lately? How about visited your elderly neighbor? As the first World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly approaches on July 25, it offers the perfect opportunity to ...
Of the many changes and additions to our American English lexicon in recent years, the near universal adoption of “woke” and “wokeism” is without question among the most dramatic. The adjective was officially entered into ...
At the Religious Liberty Summit hosted by the University of Notre Dame’s Law School at the end of June, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, chair of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee for Religious Liberty, highlighted ...
In recent weeks and months, the phrase “Eucharistic coherence” or “Eucharistic consistency” has risen almost to common parlance in Catholic circles and in Catholic media. The phrase has most frequently been connected to a forthcoming ...
When the Our Sunday Visitor editors published the recent editorial on how Catholics should respond to pride month, they knew to expect a fair amount of backlash. This topic is, understandably, highly sensitive, as it ...
For the Catholic Church, June is a month devoted to the Sacred Heart of Jesus — the merciful and loving heart of the one who lived, suffered and died so that we might one day ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board addresses the disunity among the United States Catholic bishops. This June, the bishops will hold their spring 2021 general assembly. The editorial board writes: “The bishops need to speak ...
What would life look like if Roe v. Wade were overturned? The U.S. Supreme Court recently announced that it will hear a case this fall concerning a Mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks’ ...
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