After victory, UConn coach Dan Hurley’s instinct for prayer led him somewhere unexpected, in search of a moment of peace.
There’s a common assumption about why people grow more spiritual as they age, but the reality is far more interesting — and far more human.
With a saint from the 1700s playing a Christmas carol in a scene from 2,000 years ago, we see how God is coming into our lives today.
Sometimes we can fall into the belief that God doesn't care about us and is absent in our lives, when in fact he is always thinking about us.
In Rome, Pope Leo XIV told pilgrims that faith grows through silence — and listening begins by turning off distractions.
The Father in heaven urges us, as children to heaven, to ask for the bread of heaven.
Whether we like it or not, often our relationship with our earthly father impacts how we view our heavenly Father.
Since space is a trinity, time is a trinity, and the good-true-and-beautiful is a trinity, we see that God’s Creation is marked indelibly with his Trinitarian fingerprints.
"This combination of Trinity and Sport is somewhat unusual, yet the juxtaposition is not inappropriate," suggested Pope Leo XIV
Whether we look up at the stars, or peer at microscopic organisms, everything has been imprinted with the name of the Holy Trinity.
The Catholic Church's belief in the Holy Trinity is firmly based on the Bible, with passages in the Old and New Testaments.
God works in our lives, even when we don't ask him to, and in ways we don't expect. Here are some areas where you can detect his providence in daily living.
Thanksgiving is celebrated by people of all faiths (or none). As Catholics there are simple, respectful ways we can help keep God at the center of the holiday.
There are so many benefits to this unusual exercise that might also make parents smile!
A recent post on Instagram shows a youngster's delightful response to the question of God's name.
Kings Return's epic rendition of Louis Armstrong's classic song adds beauty of sound to a tune that marvels at the glory of God's creation.
You don’t need to create this from scratch! Remember, you already have this communion in a fundamental way by virtue of the sacraments and your participation in the Mass.
