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The parable in today’s Gospel is another gem from our precious Lord. It speaks directly about God’s shocking generosity and our need to respond to him in a fitting way.
The National Catholic Mental Health Campaign has designated the Sunday that falls within the Oct. 10-18 Novena for Mental Health as Mental Health Sunday. This year, that is Oct. 11.
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has been elected dean of the College of Cardinals, succeeding Italian Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, who has held the position since 2020.
Sixteen years ago, viewers of “The Social Network” met the ambitious, awkward Harvard student who founded Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg’s friends and classmates were suing him, but at least the site was a huge hit.
On Sept. 24, the church gave American Catholics a reason to rejoice: Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was beatified in St. Louis. Yet the best way to honor this extraordinary evangelist is not simply to remember his television fame.
Ten years after “Amoris Laetitia,” Pope Leo XIV convened the presidents of the world’s bishops’ conferences at the Vatican Oct. 7-14, with handing on the faith through the family among the themes.
A historic Spanish-mission style home sits on 25th Street in North Arlington not far from Marymount University. In 1907, Frank Lyon had it built as his family home.
“My dog is kind to me because she licks my face when I’m sad,” says Mia, 7. “If a dog can do that, God must be really kind.” Dogs are great at showing affection, but God’s kindness goes far deeper.

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