As the weather warms up, we begin to spend more time outside, relaxing with family and friends, and taking vacation. All of those are good things, but they shouldn't lead us to taking a vacation from our vocation.
Rumors have been flying around Washington that Justice Anthony Kennedy will announce his retirement from the Supreme Court shortly after the court’s current term ends in late June.
I was thrilled to see the announcement that Pope Francis will canonize Blessed Paul VI and Blessed Oscar Romero during the upcoming synod on young people.
Our youngest daughter is living at home while her husband finishes his medical residency.
Catholicism was introduced to Korea not by missionaries, but by Korean scholars searching for the truth of the universe, a unique case in the history of religion.
Anthony Jones, a college sophomore and Fairfax native, has been in Dublin this week assisting the country’s pro-lifers — the Love Both campaign.
Memorial Day originally was known as "Decoration Day," an opportunity to decorate the graves of more than 600,000 men who died in the Civil War.
Motherhood is a vocation — a holy calling — and it is the call of a lifetime, not limited to society’s little box.
In the glow of the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan, now Duke and Duchess of Sussex, witnessed by hundreds of millions and celebrated throughout the world, we can say: Marriage is still very popular. We believe in marriage. Every wedding is a royal wedding. Marriage is a gift of God that brings joy and hope into the world.
Understanding the Trinity
In this Sunday's Gospel, Jesus commanded his Apostles to “make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit” (Mt 28:19).