Utah’s Fiery Furnace Trail Closes Indefinitely—A Reminder of Our Duty to Care for Creation
One of the most awe-inspiring hikes in the country has been closed indefinitely, raising concerns about access to God’s creation…
Month: March 2025
Kansas Catholics Respond with Prayer as Satanic Ritual Planned at State Capitol
Catholics in Kansas and beyond are preparing a prayerful and peaceful response to a planned blasphemous “black mass” at the…
The Diocese of Arlington Calls for Catholics to Unplug for Lent
As Catholics journey through Lent, the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, is calling the faithful to embrace a new kind of…
Sharks Are Not Silent Creatures After All
For centuries, sharks have been known as silent predators, moving through the ocean with stealth and precision. Scientists believed these…
Ancient Evidence of Jesus’ Crucifixion Found
The life and death of Jesus Christ are foundational to the Christian faith, with the New Testament offering a detailed…
The Lifelong Benefits of a Catholic Education
A recent Australian study has reaffirmed what Catholic educators and families have known for generations: Catholic education provides not only…
Pilgrims Flock to Honor Carlo Acutis the Millennial Saint Inspiring a New Generation
Pilgrims from around the world are flocking to the medieval town of Assisi, where St. Francis and St. Clare once…
Making a Difference: Sin does not have the final word
By Tony Magliano Lent calls us to reflect on sin – my sin, your sin, the nation’s sin, the church’s…
A Deep Dive into Fort Tejon: A Forgotten Outpost on the Edge of California’s Frontier
Tucked within Grapevine Canyon at the southern end of California’s Central Valley, Fort Tejon stands as a quiet yet powerful…
The Hidden Trail of Tea and War: Uncovering the Ancient Tea Horse Road
The Ancient Tea Horse Road, known as the Chamagudao (茶马古道) in Chinese, was a vast network of trade routes that…