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The U.S. Supreme Court seemed to lean toward preserving a historic cross-shaped memorial in Maryland Feb. 27 without making overall clarifications about the constitutionality of religious symbols on public property.
Amid current discussion that the Supreme Court could possibly overturn Roe v. Wade, the decision legalizing abortion, some states are currently working to make sure their laws legalizing abortion are secure, while other states are trying to pass laws to further restrict or ban the procedure.
Seton School’s VEX Robotics Club has been busy this year, recently hosting its inaugural tournament.
Everyone older than 14 years of age is bound to observe the law of abstinence. Abstinence is to be observed on all Fridays within the season of Lent and on Ash Wednesday.
Over 26 studies have chronicled how gratitude can help you sleep better, experience less physical pain, spend more time exercising, improve your mood and generally lead a better life.
How about giving up noise and hurry? Give up the constant chatter that keeps you from ever being alone with your thoughts (or with your God) and give up the impulse to rush from one thing to the next without being fully present anywhere. In order to give up both noise and hurry in one fell swoop, spend this week considering what you are going to do with your cell phone for Lent.
To get ahead of this perennial question, St. John parishioners turned out in force for “Traveling the Lenten road in the company of holy friends,” an event featuring two talks by Msgr. Heintz interspersed with discussion.
Blessed John Henry Newman had a sweeping vision for how campuses as a whole should be run — one rooted in the underlying truth that binds faith and reason together.
Arlington priest Father Paul F. deLadurantaye has worked at the English section of the Vatican Secretariat of State since last September.
Gospel commentary: Are we hypocrites?
The struggle with hypocrisy represents one more area of our common, broken human nature where pride rears its ugly head. The sin of pride makes us want to call out the sins of everyone around us rather than humbly, quietly and honestly working to root out sin from our lives. We are deceived into thinking that calling out the sins of others will somehow make us feel better about ourselves. It just does not work and it grates on everyone who listens to us.