The Closure of Churches: A Call to Renew Our Commitment to God and His Church
In a world that continues to face great challenges, the closure of churches across the United States, including the Diocese…
Category: Faith
The Holy Innocents: Martyrs of Innocence and Witnesses to Christ
The Feast of the Holy Innocents, observed annually on December 28th, commemorates the tragic massacre of male infants in Bethlehem…
Reclaiming Our Children: Fighting for Faith and Family in a Digital Age
The commandment to “Honor your father and your mother” (Exodus 20:12) is not a mere suggestion but a divine directive…
Rediscovering the True Importance of Christmas for Catholics
As the world becomes increasingly secularized, the true significance of Christmas can often be overshadowed by commercialism, distractions, and societal…
Is Capitalism Moral?
The morality of capitalism is a complex question that has been debated for centuries, often polarized between uncritical support and…
Bishop Strickland on Upholding Vocation and Embracing Miracles in Catholic Faith
In his two-part episode of The Bishop Strickland Show for this week, Bishop Joseph Strickland provides profound insights into the…
Bone Box Inscribed with Name of Jesus’ Brother Unveiled as ‘Most Significant Relic from Time of Christ’
A remarkable relic from the time of Jesus—an ancient bone box, or ossuary, inscribed with the name of Jesus’ brother—has…
Miracle of St. Januarius’ Blood Liquefies in Naples
The faithful of Naples, Italy, were filled with profound relief on December 16 when the blood of St. Januarius, the…
Pope Francis Appoints Bishop John Kelly as New Bishop of Tyler, Texas
In a long-awaited announcement, Pope Francis has appointed Bishop John Gregory Kelly as the new bishop of the Diocese of…
President Biden to Meet Pope Francis in Rome
U.S. President Joe Biden, the second Catholic president in American history, has accepted an invitation from Pope Francis to visit…