Peter Kreeft: The Consummate Catholic Professor
The philosopher and author of more than 100 books (including one on the spirituality of surfing) is about to start his 62nd year of teaching at Boston College.
St. Edith Stein’s Daily Advice for Women
As a philosopher and master of the feminine genius, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross knew the feminine heart and soul so well.
Parishioners Throw Porch Party for 90-Year-Old ‘Parish Legend’
Friends, neighbors and priests in Garden City, New York, honor Bob MacStoker, whose lifelong faith and Marian devotion have inspired generations at St. Anne’s.
Why the Feast of St. Dominic Is Not Actually the Dominicans’ Biggest Feast Day
While the August feast is ‘always a feast’ for Dominicans, it’s not the primary one.
Beatification Process Begins for American Missionary Juan Tomis
On various occasions, Pope Leo XIV has referenced the Bridgeport, Connecticut, native as a major inspiration for his own vocation.
The Hillbilly Thomists Hit the Road With New Album ‘Strange Land’
The ‘Billboard’-charting bluegrass band comprised of Dominican friars discusses their new album and tour, marking the feast of St. Dominic.
St. John Eudes Wrote a Beautiful Book on Mary’s Heart
13 Insights on the Immaculate Heart From a Saint Who Loved Our Lady
Christ Calms the Storms in Our Lives
The message is clear: ‘Keep your eyes on Christ!’
Catholic Legal Group Criticizes Trump’s Birthright-Citizenship Order as Bishops Plan to Monitor
The Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) criticized an executive order targeting birthright citizenship. The U.S. Catholic bishops are reviewing and monitoring the order.
Archbishop Hicks Resumes Public Ministry After Eye Surgery
The New York archbishop returned to St. Patrick’s Cathedral to celebrate Mass for the profession of vows of the Sisters of Life.