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On November 24, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. This holiday is an opportunity for us to gather with family and friends, reflect on God’s blessings, recall the sacrifices of those who...

Feast day: November 25 - Patron of students, unmarried girls, and apologists

A favorite indie film of mine has a scene in which St. Thérèse of Lisieux counsels a struggling, stressed-out priest: “Embrace the mystery, and it is light. Just live the mystery.

Matthew Pinto remembers well the early to mid-1990s when something called the internet was about to change everyone’s lives.

When it comes to preparing a classic American Thanksgiving feast, experts say few wines pair as well with turkey and the traditional side dishes as a fine Burgundy.

A 2013 Notre Dame study found that the most generous church givers were not those who spontaneously responded to a church appeal, but those who...

The great festival of fall is Thanksgiving. Celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, it is a wonderful day to join with family and friends to give thanks to God for blessings received.

Responsible and morally attuned parents recognize the critical importance of forming their children to do what is right not only when or because they are being observed, but because...

In September, a federal judge ruled that two Texas business owners cannot be forced to provide health insurance coverage for “PrEP” drugs if it violated their religious beliefs.

He was no fan of Catholicism, but he gave us our due.

Saint Hippolytus of Rome, the second-century Christian bishop and martyr, tells a story that cannot but swells hearts of all Christian women and men.

I suppose there are few difficulties more universally felt than that of making a good thanksgiving after Communion. Spiritual writers tell us we ought not to use books, at least not for some time afterward.

If I could have a megaphone and shout one message from the mountaintop, it would be this: eat well, sleep enough, and exercise regularly.

I come from a long and storied line of outdoorsmen. My dad always taught me and my siblings that whatever we harvested from the swamps was to be food for the table.

Adam Blai is a peritus, an expert advisor to the Catholic hierarchy, on religious demonology and exorcism and has been involved in exorcism and deliverance ministry as a layman working for the Diocese of Pittsburgh.

Father Chris Clay is chaplain of Legatus’ Lexington Chapter and pastor of St. Leo Church in Versailles, KY.