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Have you ever been in a hot air balloon or taken a helicopter ride? I think this is the closest sensation that we will have to ascending to the

Memorial Day—originally called Decoration Day—was established after the Civil War as a time to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers and to keep

With the election of Pope Leo XIV, the world is getting to know a pontiff who blends deep spirituality with unexpected touches of modern

All creation is budding forth as it joins in celebrating the Resurrection. We can finally begin to open the doors of our homes, taking in the

One of the most common and challenging questions in our faith is this: What happens to people who never hear about Jesus? It’s a question

Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness can have the greatest impact. When Pope Francis learned that many homeless people in Rome couldn’t afford a

Easter Sunday might be over—but Easter isn’t. In fact, the Church gives us eight full days to celebrate the joy of the Resurrection in what’s

Living out the Catholic faith can be challenging, especially in the ups and downs of daily life. Over the years, I’ve gathered a few reminders that

This week, beginning with the Fifth Sunday of Lent, used to be called Passion Week to distinguish itself from Holy Week. The readings from John’s

When I was a kid, my parents would always ask us what we were giving up for Lent. Inevitably, we’d begrudgingly agree to give up ice cream or