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In his book The Future of the Catholic Church with Pope Francis, Garry Wills states that there is no evidence before AD 100 that there was any bishop in Rome. Is that true?
Our eucharistic adoration should lead to eucharistic action—a life of service, surrender, and sacrifice. Follow time spent in eucharistic adoration with a commitment to doing a specific act of charity.
As Christians, the beauty of the beatitudes is that they remind us that this world is not our home.
Does the Catholic Church agree with geologists about the age of the earth? Why would God create dinosaurs, have them roam the earth for millions of years and then create human beings?
Throughout this canticle, we have seen how Francis saw God’s goodness, radiance and beauty in all creatures.
One of the most used words today is “divided.” And yet the word Catholic (from the Greek) means “through the whole” and “worldwide.”
When children are little we tell them to use their words to express their feelings. We do that because it’s important to speak up and be heard.
Our need to be both receivers and givers of mercy is the purpose of Christ’s presence among us.
Joy is contagious—and it costs nothing to share it with those around us. Reach out to somebody in your inner circle who is struggling to find joy.
Not everyone is called to be a professed Franciscan. But everyone is called to be Franciscan.
