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Articles in 'The Pope'
Sts. Hippolytus and Pope Pontian, Martyrs
By Thomas J. McIntyre
A brief description of St. Hippolytus, who was an antipope but eventually died a martyr alongside the actual Pope
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St. Alphonsus Liquori; Marian Doctor of the Church
By John Roskoski
St. Alphonsus Liquori, a famed Doctor of the Church, kept Mary at the center of his Christology. He was a prolific writer about Our Mother and gives words that resonate across the centuries.
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Pope Francis's Meetings with Transgender People in Rome Tests Our Faith in a Positive Way
By Cole Kinder
Pope Francis displays a positive role in Church-LGBTQ+ Relations
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The Enduring Legacy of Our Lady of the Snows: Mary the Untier of Knots (Concl)
By John Roskoski
The power of Our Lady of the Snows led to the, now, worldwide devotion to Mary Untier of Knots. Pope Framcis has turned to this manifestation of Mary often through his years in the Church. Perhaps, on this devotion we all can follow his example.
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The Enduring Legacy of Our Lady of the Snows; Our Lady of Good Counsel (part 2)
By John Roskoski
Our Lady of the Snows inspired a devotion to Our Lady of Good Counsel. However, this is not the end of the powerful legacy of Our Lady of the Snows.
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The Enduring Legacy of Our Lady of the Snows (Part 1)
By John Roskoski
We continue our look at Mary, Our Lady of the Snows, which began several months ago. This time we will look at the legacy of this powerful devotion and manifestation of Mary.
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Pray for Pope Francis and the Jesuits to become Better Leaders Today
By Cole Kinder
Today, we celebrate the life of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, and therefore we must pray for his Jesuits.
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A Scholarly Advocate of Mary: St. Cyril of Alexandria
By John Roskoski
Saint Cyril of Alexandria was a scholarly advocate of Mary being the Mother of God (Theotokos). He is an invaluable source of reason for those who may not be attracted to the more spiritual or mystical writings. He combines passion and logic in a powerful and singular way.
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Getting to know St. Marie Rivier
By John Roskoski
A wonderful saint with a powerful connection to Our Holy Mother, Mary, is St. Marie Rivier. She overcame many obstacles to become an inspirational teacher and nun. She provides all with a powerful example of holiness in times of crisis.
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Pope Francis's Homily at Commonwealth Stadium - A Review of the Apostolic Journey up until the Holy Mass in Edmonton
By Cole Kinder
Pope Francis's Apostolic Journey to Canada reached its half-way point with his Holy Mass at Commonwealth Stadium.
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The "Incoherence" of President Biden
By John Roskoski
Church leaders are asking powerful and pointed questions about President Biden's claimed Catholicism. Is this part of his attempt to gain political credibility? Is he incoherent or is just his policies incoherent? Is he using the trappings of Catholicism as political props?
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St. Bernard of Clairvaux (Concl): Offering Ourselves to God, as did Mary
By John Roskoski
St. Bernard of Clairvaux offers powerful and useful lessons on the Virgin Mary and how can, and are to, emulate her. We are to give of ourselves to the plan of God in the same manner in which Mary did.
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Traditiones Custodes Turns One, Continues to Claim Victims
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
On the first anniversary of Traditionis Custodes, the Motu Proprio continues to claim victims.
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Pontifical Academy for Life Seeks Change in Church Teaching Regarding Contraception
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
The Pontifical Academy for Life is seeking to change Church teaching with regard to the use of contraception.
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Doctor of the Church: Bernard of Clairvaux (part 1)
By John Roskoski
Far from the Biden administration, with its "devout Catholics", we should remember a truly devout Catholic Saint, Bernard of Clairvaux. His is a name which most Catholics know, but he deserves special recognition in this day and age.
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Speaking Out Is Charitable--Even When It Involves Church Leaders
By Emily Berns
This article is about speaking out in charity when people attack the truths of the Faith, and this can even apply to speaking against those in Church leadership. We are not undermining their authority but rather being charitable in calling them back to the Fold.
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The "Black Virgin Mary"; Our Lady of Piat
By John Roskoski
Often overlooked, but very powerful, is Our Lady of the Holy Rosary; Our Lady of Piat. She was brought to the Philippines by the Dominicans and has gathered a strong following. Let us not forget this intercessory aspect of our beloved Mary.
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