Recently a new movie titled Unplanned was released in theaters. It is a story about Abby Johnson, former director of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Texas, who one day saw the ultrasound image of a baby during a vacuum aspiration procedure.
Catholics entered Holy Week by witnessing one of their faith’s iconic churches — built to honor the mother of Jesus, Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris — suffer major damage due to fire.
“Should I stay or should I go?” It’s a question that has been on many Catholics’ minds in the wake of the clerical sexual abuse crisis.
I’ve been both blessed and cursed by a congenital restlessness that hasn’t always made my life easy.
Fr. Adam Laski writes about his studies in Canon Law at St. Paul University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Peace in Christ! Back in the spring of 2018, while I was prepping for the Easter season and busy slide of activity into summer between the Cathedral, St. Anthony, St. Anthony – Lake Nebagamon, St. William, and …
I would like to invite you to join us this Lent in making a spiritual journey with Mary, and in praying for young people.
Whenever we make small exceptions to universal moral rules, we shouldn’t be surprised that the rules themselves can be quickly undermined.
By now the entire country has seen a video of a supposedly racist confrontation, in front of the Lincoln Memorial, between a grinning young high school student and a Native American elder, chanting and beating a drum.
Nemo dat quod non habet. This Latin phrase has shown up several times in the last six months. The first time occurred in a talk at our annual seminary retreat in August. I then saw it in Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s book “Priests of the Third Millennium” this fall.
What’s still unfinished in your life? Well, there’s always a lot that’s unfinished in everyone’s life. Nothing is ever really finished. Our lives, it seems, are simply interrupted by our dying. Most of us don’t complete our lives, we just run out of time.