Spirituality

Jesus is the Good News, and we are called to share him with the world

As the Son of God, Jesus makes the Father's love for us visible -- and in turn, we need to bring that message to others, writes Msgr. Joseph Prior.

Readings of the Holy Mass – Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

Read, listen to or watch videos of the Mass readings with these resources from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, using the New American Bible, Revised Edition.

Unlocking the hidden treasures of the ‘Our Father’

The familiar words of the Lord’s own prayer reveal a power that leads us directly to the heart of God, writes Father Christopher Moriconi.

In the marathon of life, Jesus runs with us

The journey of living the Christian life may be long and arduous, but Christ accompanies us at every step, writes Msgr. Joseph Prior.

Readings of the Holy Mass – Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Read, listen to or watch videos of the Mass readings with these resources from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, using the New American Bible, Revised Edition.

God gives the kingdom, and calls us to be good stewards

The great treasure that is the kingdom of God requires us to make Jesus' teachings a part of our daily lives, writes Msgr. Joseph Prior.

Readings of the Holy Mass – Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Read, listen to or watch videos of the Mass readings with these resources from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, using the New American Bible, Revised Edition.

Connecting along the Camino de Santiago

Walking the Way of St. James through northwestern Spain brought Dave Savage, executive director of The Papal Foundation, closer to God, his son and the church's mission of service.

Rosary prayer warriors are fighting for Ukraine

As it battles a genocidal invasion from Russia, Ukraine has tactical support from intercessors wielding one of the world's most powerful weapons -- the rosary, writes Gina Christian.

Jesus invites us to set our house, and our values, in order

Our worth isn't defined by worldly possessions, but by the love of God, whose children we are, writes Msgr. Joseph Prior.