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 “The word of God is a light to the mind and a fire to the will. It enables man to know God and to love him. And for the interior man who li...

"What God is most concerned with is not that we forget small details of the law, but that we so easily forget the wonderful things He h...

 The Church observes the birth of John as in some way sacred; and you will not find any other of the great men of old whose birth we celebra...

"Our Lord became a spring of Living water for us so that we should not die of thirst among all the miseries that surround us." -Bl...

"Julia’s devotion to the Sacred Heart served as the source of compassion and strength that sustained her through the many hardships of ...

Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque's Prayer to the Sacred Heart: Lord Jesus, let my heart never rest until it finds You, who are its center, i...

On the feast of Saint John the Evangelist, Dec. 27, 1673, Saint Margaret Mary was praying in front of the tabernacle, a practice she had beg...

"Next we are commanded to evangelise (which in Latin means ‘to announce well’) his salvation, that is, Christ; and this not just to a f...

from Pope Benedict's reflection on Pope Pius XII's encyclical: Whoever inwardly accepts God is moulded by him. The experience of Go...

It would seem from a Leonine perspective that the opposite of human dignity is Efficiency, and the antidote is Care. Magnifica Humanitas see...

on this great feast of Pentecost, we receive with a gift of the holy spirit, a restoration of God’s people to his original plan for them tha...

"Francis mentioned John Paul only in passing when canonizing him in 2014. The canonization fell on the 75th birthday of Cardinal Stanis...

"Kairos is not measurable. Kairos is ontological. In kairos we are, we are fully in isness… Kairos can sometimes enter, penetrate, brea...