Will It Ever End? - Catholic Review
If the Church is itself the sacrament of unity and charity, then we need to curb our speech, and more.| Catholic Review
If the Church is itself the sacrament of unity and charity, then we need to curb our speech, and more.| Catholic Review
AI has made it more difficult to perceive what is real and what is unreal in the virtual world. And it has made it easier for its users to be deceived.| Catholic Review
In early April, it was announced that Pope Francis appointed Bishop Bruce A. Lewandowski, C.Ss.R., to be the next bishop of Providence, R.I. The Holy Father could not have chosen a better bishop to guide that important diocese in the years ahead.| Catholic Review
St. Paul sometimes uses the analogy of the “aroma” or “fragrance” of Christ. In Ephesians 5:2, he speaks of the Messiah’s “fragrant offering” of himself to God on our behalf. In 2 Corinthians 2:14-15, St. Paul compares his spreading of the knowledge of Christ to the diffusion of an aroma. Likewise, he instructs the Philippians (4:18) to make their lives “a fragrant aroma,” a sacrifice pleasing to God.| catholicreview.org
On the first Sunday of Lent, the church celebrates the Rite of Election. During that ceremony, the church affirms the intent of those who asked to be baptized and received into the Catholic Church. As their names are enrolled, they are numbered among the elect who will receive the sacraments of initiation – baptism, confirmation and first Eucharist – at the Easter Vigil.| catholicreview.org
I have to admit that I felt some anxiety during May’s election of a new pope. Perhaps I had visited too many websites and listened to too many pundits. Maybe it was because the election seemed unpredictable. When I heard there was “white smoke,” I turned on my TV. Sitting alone and waiting to learn the result, I realized that I needed to be with others. So, I went across the street to the Catholic Center where there was a live feed. Before long, others gathered to watch and wait. The ca...| catholicreview.org
Vacation time is upon us again. Many people are making their getaways from the daily grind. They’re tired out by the daily routine. They’re looking for an escape from stress. Maybe for cooler temperatures. | catholicreview.org
