After the feast of Epiphany, the Church continues to reflect on the light God shines upon us, inviting us to receive it with an open heart.
Quiet as it might seem, the scene represents a decisive moment — probably one of the most politically charged images in Christian art.
There is much to unpack on the feast of the Epiphany, reflecting on the spiritual symbolism of this momentous day in Jesus' life.
Dear friends, let us continue to have faith in the God of peace, Pope Leo XIV invited.
In a certain sense the entire Bible could be condensed and abbreviated by simply reciting the name of Jesus.
On this feast of the Holy Family, Pope Leo reflects on what gets in the way for Herod, and God's answer through his Son.
For some of us, the Holy Family of Nazareth can be discouraging. We could never live up to their standards!
"Today, those who believe in peace and have chosen the unarmed path of Jesus and the martyrs are often ridiculed, excluded from public discourse ..."
The poetry-prayer series begun in Advent continues throughout the weeks of Christmas.
Pope Leo XIV greeted pilgrims on Christmas Day by speaking a jaw-dropping 10 different languages.
"Christmas doesn’t have a day / That feels safe and right … / I guess Jesus comes that way / Like a thief does in the night!"
"On this holy day, let us open our hearts to our brothers and sisters who are in need or in pain. In doing so, we open our hearts to the Child Jesus, who welcomes us with open arms ..."
A new day has dawned! We too are part of this new beginning, even if few as yet believe it: Peace is real, and it is already among us.
“Isn't there anyone who knows what Christmas is all about?”
In a movie, Stewart said, “It’s not really so much the performance. There are moments.”
These three classic treats — from Germany, Greece, and Malta — show how faith has long found its way into flour, sugar, and spice.
The sweetest holiday commercial makes such a powerful impact — especially for Catholic parents and grandparents.
