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2027 World Youth Day: A Soul to Seoul Itinerary

The countdown begins: to prepare our souls, find WYD sponsors and raise money for the biggest youth event of 2027. Are you ready to get ready?!

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Are non-denominational Baptisms valid?

By The Catholic Nurse

Let us ask August 2's saint of the day, Pope St Stephen I, who solved this dilemma

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Is America a Marxist Country?

By Kevin J. Banet

Many Americans would have a problem with the claim that the United States is a Marxist country. After all, we stood against the Soviet Union during the Cold War. We despise the cruel treatment of Christians and other religious believers in China. And Communism is more or less a “dirty word” in American politics.

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Three Commonly Cited Failures of the Second Vatican Council and Their Role in Division Within the Church

By Amelia Monroe Carlson

Has Vatican II brought renewal—or has it contributed to confusion and division in the Church? But the most important question is not simply what happened—it is how should faithful Catholics respond today? What do you think is the greatest challenge facing unity in the Church today?

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Tu es Petrus: The Papacy as Instituted by Christ

By Marie Brousseau

The papacy was given to us by our Lord Jesus-Christ. We are to embrace each pope we are given, whose mandate is to lead the flock to Christ.

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Today in history: the Great Schism

By The Catholic Nurse

It's the anniversary of the great divorce. Apologies, if this oversimplifies. It is meant to be cliff notes.

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All Are Migrants on the Way to Our True Native Land

By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S

Pope Leo XIV’s recent Address “ Meeting with Organizations Working for the Integration of Migrants” is a recommended read in its entirety for faithful Catholics Succinctly, this relatively short presentation beautifully embraced both immigrants and natives with respect to virtuous Christian principles. For our true mission is sharing the Good News, and our true native land is the City of God.

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When good men do nothing

By The Catholic Nurse

History repeats itself

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SSPX Has Been Excommunicated, again…

By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology

As an ecclesial historian who has studied heresy, schism and the councils of the Church extensively, I applaud Pope Leo IV for declaring the Society of Saint Pius X as schismatic, again.

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Trump, the Pope and ‘New TDS’

By Michael Saffran

Even Catholics can be afflicted with a new form of “TDS”—having disappointment at its center. As Michael Saffran explains, the GOP needs Catholics in order to win at the ballot box; but one way to lose many of them is by getting into an unnecessary public skirmish with the Pope. Whether or not President Trump (and other Republicans) have learned that lesson might be predictive in future elections.

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What Does It Really Mean to be Faithful to the Church?: The SSPX and Safeguarding Tradition

By Emily Berns

On July 1st, the SSPX will choose to separate itself from the Church by consecrating bishops without papal approval. While it is frustrating that more traditional orders do seem to be targeted, we must still realize that those who shun papal authority are separating themselves from the Church and need to be admonished.

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Today in history: Antipope Clement III is elected, lessons?

By The Catholic Nurse

No counterfeit, no earthly claim, can break the Church or dim her flame.

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Why I DO Read Papal Encyclicals: Windows Into the Popes' Minds and Souls

By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S

Recently a Catholic magazine published an article by a writer who does not read Encyclicals. I understood some of his reasoning, but here is why I do.

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Today in history: the greatest canonization class to date

By The Catholic Nurse

The greatest of saints are made in the toughest of times.

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The man who crowned Charlemagne

By The Catholic Nurse

How one man gave away power to put God first.

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Pope Leo Addresses Spanish Parliament on the Right to Life

By Timothy McHugh

As part of his Apostolic visit to Spain, Pope Leo XIV became the first Pope to address the Spanish legislature. He forcefully defended the right to life from conception to natural death.

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