US Bishops launch prayer campaign as abortion rate now higher
The abortion rate is steadily rising with renewed access to abortion pills that can be prescribed via tele-health.
Philip Kosloski graduated from the University of Saint Thomas in Minnesota with a bachelor's degree in philosophy and Catholic studies and a master's degree in theology from the Augustine Institute. He is currently a spirituality writer for Aleteia.org and has been featured on such places as The Huffington Post, Crisis Magazine, The Catholic Herald, Catholic Exchange, National Catholic Register and EWTN Radio.
Latest articles by Philip Kosloski
Blessed Solanus Casey took the name “Solanus” for a reason
The unique name of the Franciscan friar from Detroit was inspired by a Spanish saint who died in the 17th century.
Martha is a saint, despite being rebuked by Jesus
Jesus certainly praised the activity of Martha's sister, Mary, but he didn't say that what Martha was doing was worthless.
Grandparents should never be thought of as a burden
Too often grandparents see themselves as a burden and do not want their children or grandchildren to worry about them.
Why is St. James the Apostle also called the “Greater”?
There are two St. Jameses mentioned as apostles of Jesus and one of them was known as "Greater," while the other as "Lesser."
It’s Christmas in July! Today honors the Holy Magi
While January 6 recalls the visit of the Magi to the Christ Child, July 24 recalls the Magi themselves and their potential resting place.
A very important message in St. Bridget’s ‘Revelations’
St. Bridget of Sweden received numerous private revelations from Jesus, which contain a wealth of spiritual truths.
Did St. Mary Magdalene live in Ephesus with the Virgin Mary?
There are many traditions that claim various locations where the "Apostle to the Apostles" lived out her final days before being called home.
Have you ever heard of St. Simeon the Holy Fool?
St. Simeon was a "fool for Christ," a holy hermit who was "foolish" in the eyes of the world.
Here’s what St. Paul VI recommends for summer vacations
St. Paul VI enjoyed the summer holidays and encouraged others to take up activities that refreshed their mind and soul.
Here’s a full list of all the Doctors of the Church
The Catholic Church has only named 38 total Doctors of the Church, spanning 2,000 years of Church history.
How to spend a more restful and spiritual vacation
While many of us spend time away from home during the summer, we still tend to bring with us all the causes of our anxiety.
Does the pope speak without error, all the time?
Sometimes it can be confusing for Catholics, deciphering when the pope is expressing an opinion and when he is speaking with infallible authority.
This is the oldest Carmelite image of Our Lady
"La Bruna" is generally regarded as the oldest image of Our Lady that has been venerated by the Carmelite Order.
The legendary origin of St. Bonaventure’s name
According to various legends, St. Bonaventure owes his name to an incident that saved his life as an infant.
St. Kateri had a deep devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary
A vital part of her Christian faith was devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
July is a month full of feasts for married saints
The summer months are popular for weddings, so it is fitting that the Church calls to mind a large number of married saints in July.
Did you know St. Peter’s prison guards are saints?
When St. Peter was imprisoned in Rome, the prison guards who were assigned to his prison cell converted to Christianity and were baptized by him.
Here’s what St. Benedict did to stop a sexual temptation
St. Benedict was tempted by lustful thoughts when he ventured off in the wilderness, hoping that he could dedicate his life to God.
The heroic story of “Father Patience” and the Martyrs of Damascus
Fra Manuel Ruiz López was an inspiration to the community in Damascus, and his martyrdom continues to inspire Christians in the region today.
