Pope Leo XIV addressed Monaco at the outset of his brief one-day visit there on March 28, telling the tiny micro-state that the “gift of smallness” and a “living spiritual heritage” lets the country “serve the cause of law and justice.” The Holy Father touched down in the city-state at 9 a.m. The brief journey…
What is real? What is reality? What is virtual reality? How real is virtual reality? How often do we think of these questions? Do we think of these questions? Do we think? Do we? These questions spring to mind because I’ve been spending some time with the great contemporary Catholic philosopher Peter Kreeft—not in person,…
Part I: the ‘Seven Arrows’ icon Part II: the ‘Softener of Evil Hearts’ icon This is the concluding part of an essay on the wonder-working icons of the Sorrowful Mother of God who has manifested herself more than once in the most difficult periods of Russian history, always appearing as a guide and point of…
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Editor’s note: text is taken from The Liturgical Year, authored by Dom Prosper Gueranger (1841-1875) Today, we begin, as does the holy Gospel, to number the days which precede the Death, the Sacrifice, of the Lamb of God. St. John, in the 12th Chapter of his Gospel, tells us that this is the Sixth day…
Above: the Raising of Lazarus by Jean Jouvenet (1644 – 1717). 1. After our Lord’s raising of one to life, who had been four days dead, to the utter amazement of the Jews, some of whom believed on seeing it, and others perished in their envy, because of that sweet savor which is unto life…
On March 28, Pope Leo XIV will make history by becoming the first pope in the modern era to make an apostolic visit to Monaco. Tucked along the Mediterranean coast, the principality of Monaco — whose official language is French — is often associated with Formula 1, wealth, glamor, and the famed Monte Carlo Casino….
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A memorial Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica was held on the 10th anniversary of the death of Mother Angelica, the foundress of EWTN, the world’s largest Catholic media network. The principal celebrant at the Mass, Father Michael Baggot, LC, a bioethics professor, recalled in his homily in the basilica’s Chapel of the Choir that Mother…
