Celebrating the Mass in Latin

Pat McCloskey, OFM March 16, 2026

The other day at Mass, someone told me that the pope has said that priests can no longer celebrate Mass in Latin. Is that true?

A Time of Renewal

Natalie Ryan March 15, 2026

Reflect A large part of the battles we face in life happens between our ears. Lent is a time of renewal, shedding the enemy’s lies,

a man sitting in front of a cross with a sunset in the background

The Gift of Our Crosses to Bear

Daniel Imwalle March 14, 2026

What causes you heartache, keeps you up at night, or otherwise nags your mind and soul in your everyday life? These struggles make up the wooden beams of your cross.

woman eating a watermelon for healthy living

Care for Self, Care for Others

Susan Hines-Brigger March 14, 2026

When we are at our best, we are most able to carry out the work God has given us with energy and joy.

grafitti sprayed on a wall in a community with the words, "Together We Create"

Build the Kingdom of God

Richard Gribble, CSC March 13, 2026

Once we acknowledge the reality of our society, we must do what we can to live the ideal we seek to the best of our abilities.

Warmth and Light

Susan Hines-Brigger March 13, 2026

Reflect Is there any better feeling than that of the warm sun on your face? The added Vitamin D raises your spirits. Pray Dear Lord

How Should We Combat Hate?

Pat McCloskey, OFM March 13, 2026

How do we overcome the small, everyday negativities that can build up and weigh us down?

priest holding the sacramental bread to the sky.

St. Francis and the Body of Christ

Christopher Heffron March 12, 2026

Thomas of Celano, an early friar and author of three hagiographies of Francis, wrote that the saint “burned with a love that came from his whole being for the sacrament of the Lord’s body.”

Side by Side

Colleen Arnold, MD March 12, 2026

Reflect Recently, I spent time with a very unhappy person. Although they did have legitimate problems, most of their suffering was of their own making.

The Jewish leaders brought Jesus before Pilate because they said their law would not allow them to put anyone to death. However, earlier in the same Gospel, they were planning to stone a woman caught in adultery. Wasn’t this a death sentence?