Spirituality
Readings of the Holy Mass – Second 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.
Learning from our enemies
The true measure of our love for God is revealed in how we treat those who have hurt us, writes Gina Christian.
God invites us to be with him, through his son, Jesus
Msgr. Joseph Prior looks at the readings for this Sunday’s Mass and how Jesus calls everyone into relationship with him, and to a change of life.
On forgiveness of sins for non-Catholics
Father Ken Doyle describes absolution for sins in other religions and answers a question about parish assessments to Catholic dioceses, in his weekly Q & A column.
Divine medicine for a wounded nation
With our souls' wounds laid bare amid chaos and division, we must seek the only remedy that offers true healing: God's love, revealed in its fullness through Jesus Christ, writes Gina Christian.
Readings of the Holy Mass – Baptism of the Lord
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.
No troubles will separate us from the love of Christ
Msgr. Joseph Prior reflects on this Sunday's liturgy for the Baptism of the Lord. Its readings hold timely reminders of earthly trials and eternal rewards, with the Lord alone as the focus of our lives.
On infant baptism, Mass after suicide
Can a child be baptized Catholic if the parents were not married in church? Can a funeral Mass be celebrated for a young man who took his own life? Father Ken Doyle answers these questions in his weekly Q & A.
The only New Year’s resolution you’ll ever need
After the heartache of 2020, planning for a brighter future may seem a daunting task -- but Mary shows us the secret for real and lasting success, writes Gina Christian.
Frontline heroes model unconditional love in action
In his work at an archdiocesan home setting for women and men with intellectual disabilities, Father Dennis Weber sees how the health care professionals manifest the saintly virtues of compassion, patience, perseverance, and love 365 days a year.