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Star Trek has endured for 60 years. What can its remarkable journey teach us about the Catholic Church, which has endured and enriched humanity for 2,000 years?
Many years ago, when I was a just a new priest, I remember U.S. Catholic Magazine doing a survey on prayer. One of the questions
Sometimes in seminary we would be sent in pairs to give vocation talks in distant parts of the diocese where we were studying. On one
How to Pray with the Sacred Scriptures As faithful Christians, we know that the Bible is more than just a piece of literature or an
The central prayer of praise offered by the priest to God the Father through Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit—the Eucharistic Prayer—is not only the
How the Examination of Conscience and Consciousness Examen Orient Us to Goodness Last year, Bishop Bonnar invited the faithful of the Diocese of Youngstown to
What can we learn from how Jesus prayed? “One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When He finished, one of His disciples said
Praying the Liturgy of the Hours Jesus prayed. There is no doubt about this. Raised in a devout Jewish family, with His parents, Mary and
I remember hearing someone say “I am offering this up to the Lord” when they could not attend Mass, but I do not think this
If you have been to Mass, you are familiar with one of the Church’s most ancient forms of prayer—the psalms. During Sunday Mass, they are
When I was six years old and had just started the first grade, a few older boys decided to pick on the new kid. I
Among the many ways that I view my relationship with Jesus—and consequently God—is as a friend. That being the case, it demands that I put
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