… Mary described the rosary as a song that God loves to hear and a tie that binds us to our spiritual mother.

Tis the month of our Mother... bring flowers of purity, meekness, patience and love; they are garlands unfading, the blossoms which open above.

“It’s time Catholics started acting like they were sure of their faith, instead of behaving as if they were ashamed of it

“A rational understanding of God and the moral order is not limited to Christians, but can be discovered by [anyone] who cares to…examine the evidence…in nature."

Next time you spot a Cosmo cover while standing in a checkout line, don’t be disturbed. Simply recognize the unseen war being fought, and silently say a “Hail Mary” to the Virgin Mother, our leader in battle. The good news is that her victory is assured.

The rosary has reordered my daily life. It’s the greatest anti-stress treatment, and my appeals are often answered before I put them into words. ‘Bring flowers of the rarest’ to our sweet Heavenly Mother. And a rosary in gratitude for our incredible mom.

As a young woman, she fell in love and was engaged to be married, but broke off the engagement to enter a convent at age 18.

“It is often said that Legatus is the most effective lay organization in the Church in the U.S."

Even before I knew I was going to be a bishop, a long time ago, I had reflected on that verse from one of St. Paul’s letters, that despite everything and all the difficulties that he faced, even persecution, he mentions that it is the charity of Christ that urges him to go on.

Dr. William Fessler saw the need for dental care in an orphanage that sustained over 600 children. More than seven years later, Fessler, a licensed dentist with a practice in Norwalk, Connecticut, has built a state-of-the-art dental facility to complement a medical clinic at the orphanage.

Do your New Year's resolutions begin with fervor, then flame out by February? Instead, take this opportunity to have your resolutions be more than a checklist of personal goals for the year...

Ultimately, however, this film isn’t about miraculous healings or winning converts. It’s about perseverance in faith in the direst of circumstances, as Paul wrote from his Roman cell: “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” (2 Tim 4:7).

It took the Church, modeling Christ’s example of charity, hospitality, and compassion, to develop hospitals as true centers for healing that extended to all persons.

This manual provides sound catechesis on sin and excellent advice on what to do about it. A key is to seek growth in the corresponding virtues...

There’s no fictionalized dialogue here — just the powerful scriptural testimony delivered in a potent narrative sure to enrich your faith and understanding of Jesus’ final hours.

He desires to enter our souls by His grace and dwell within as the divine Gardener. He desires to reestablish within us His gifts of order, beauty, and life intended from the beginning – order, to heal that division and discord within us that produces all the division and discord outside of us...