How can Catholics professionals thrive in the post-AI workplace — and when should Catholics, in good conscience, refuse to ...
Benedictine College hosted two moving ceremonies back-to-back in mid-September, remembering the victims of the 9/11 terrorist ...
The story of 9/11, to me, is more about the ordinary virtues of everyday Catholic heroes than it is about terrorism or anything else. Actually a coincidence put the National Catholic Register in an ...
I went to see Conclave, the new movie about the papacy starring Ralph Fiennes, and was surprised by how many people were in the theater. It was the fullest I’d seen a movie theater for years. Update: ...
Pope Francis delights people worldwide, as we saw in his recent visit to East Asia and Oceania. He also drives people crazy worldwide, and we saw that, too, for instance when he said: “All religions ...
One figure rose to the occasion in a remarkable way at the massive memorial service for political figure Charlie Kirk after his assassination: his widow. The remarks of Erika Kirk were the highlight ...
Imagine a world where men are acting like pigs, the ties to God and family that once rooted society are gone, and people have become crass and violent. Now imagine you are a young man unable to start ...
The bishops began years of Eucharistic Revival (including the 2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage) after a poll several years ago suggested that only 31% of Catholics actually believe what the Church ...
There is no point in adding any memes besides those that are focused on the new Pope, Leo XIV. He is American. He is from Chicago. And so the online honors and humor have been nonstop. Would you like ...
A version of this appeared in Word on Fire’s Evangelization & Culture journal No. 19 on Artificial intelligence, available here. I have a confession to make: I’m not afraid of Artificial Intelligence.
We would have no salvation without Jesus — in other words, we would be bound for hell. That’s Church teaching, but after years of de-emphasizing salvation, it seems almost scandalous to say it. All ...
Pentecost is springtime. The Holy Spirit comes in fire like the sun, and in the breath of Christ like a refreshing breeze, revivifying the Church like the sunny day after a beneficial rain. First: ...
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