Entries for 2026

What is Easter about? On Christmas, we celebrate the Incarnation—God becoming human – with Jesus’s birth. During Lent, we recall the cross—Jesus’s crucifixion and death. At Easter, we rejoice in the empty tomb—Jesus’s resurrection. Easter is the day Je...

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We human beings earnestly desire a life without limits. If you doubt this, do a quick search on Amazon for books with the title Life Without Limits. There are at least fifty (!) different books with some variation of that title (and that’s not counting a stunning number of additional book...

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Did Jesus Despair? “My God Why Have You Abandoned Me?” What This Article Is About This article explains how Christ’s cry of abandonment on the Cross is not defeat. Rather, it is the proclamation of His identity and the fulfillment of Psalm 22, revealing His ultimate victory ...

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What this article is about: Every man will leave a fatherhood legacy—what remains in question is whether it will become a blessing or a curse. What You Will Find in This Article: Why every man will render an account of his fatherhood legacy How a confrontation with death clarifie...

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Holy Week is the most important week in Catholicism. This week of great reverence and reflection spans the final eight days of Jesus’ life—from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. It is astounding how much wisdom, insight and inspiration are available to us during this one week. Here is just a...

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The Register features a package of profound reflections delving into aspects of Christ’s passion and crucifixion, timed to coincide with Holy Week. These meditations, combined with the ethereal artwork of Jacques Joseph “James” Tissot (1836-1902), can serve as a powerf...

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Saint Joseph, you were privileged to share in the mystery of the Incarnation as the foster-father of Jesus. Mary alone was directly connected with the fulfillment of the mystery, in that she gave her consent to Christ's conception and allowed the Holy Spirit to form the sacred humanity of Jesus ...

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The field of St. Patrick's labors was the most remote part of the then known world. The seed he planted in faraway Ireland, which before his time was largely pagan, bore a rich harvest: whole colonies of saints and missionaries were to rise up after him to serve the Irish Church and to carry Chr...

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Born in 1901, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati was a man living in the world and abided with God daily. He let this be shown through his interactions with his friends and the poor in Turin, Italy, where he was born. He grew up and came from a wealthy family and is commonly known for sharing this wea...

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