We turn our attention to the sacraments of healing, beginning with anointing of the sick.

I love Holy Week. I always look forward to these days steeped in tradition.

We have access to a mind-blowing power – the force that spoke creation into existence.

St. Benedict the Moor was the renowned lay leader of the Franciscan Brothers in Palermo, Sicily, in the 16th century.

Whether we realize it or not, we pray from our experiences.

The Sabbath was entrusted to Israel to keep “as a sign of the irrevocable covenant.”

Welcome to all our catechumens and candidates, who will be entering the Church at the Easter Vigil.

Every year at the Easter Vigil, thousands are welcomed into full communion with the Catholic Church.

Have you ever had a conversation with someone and saw their eyes darting all around?

In the Bible, any time period that consists of the number 40 is significant.

When I was growing up, I was always told that “a good student asks questions.”

This is, in fact, a struggle that everyone who regularly goes to confession knows, and I pray that you see that in and of itself as the beginning of a blessing.

One of the most beautiful rituals that the Church offers is the Rite for the Consecration of a Church.

The command — make disciples of all nations. The promise — behold, I am with you always.

Ultimately, the sacraments allow the faithful to enter the full life of Christ.

Saint Patrick, the beloved patron of Ireland, is renowned as the bishop who brought Christianity to Ireland.

These services are nothing short of an invitation into the heart of our Christian faith.

The journey of how I ended up as a Benedictine monk and priest at St. Bernard Abbey was a winding road.

I recently attended SEEK in Knoxville, Tennessee; a conference held by FOCUS.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church doesn’t waste time proclaiming the core of our faith.

The well-known theologian also wrote these timeless hymns.

A look at the sacrament of confirmation.

I spend a lot of effort thinking about the meaning of Catholic education from different perspectives.

How do I stay with morning prayer when life gets full?

St. Jerome said it best: “Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.”