These Final Days Will Decide Whether Catholic Online Remains Free
As 2025 draws to a close, the Church remains where she has always been—standing as a light in the darkness,…
50 Years. Trillions Spent. Why Are People Still Hungry?
For decades, we have been told the system is working. We were told that if we just funded the right…
The Feast of the Holy Innocents: The First Martyrs for Christ
Each year on December 28, the Church pauses amid the joy of Christmastide to remember a sorrowful and sacred mystery:…
After Christmas Day: Why the Church Celebrates for Eight Days
For the world, Christmas ends quickly. Stores move on, music stops, and life returns to its normal pace. But in…
Christmas Morning: When Heaven Chose to Dwell Among Us
The world wakes slowly on Christmas morning. Snow settles. Light filters through windows. Churches stand quiet for a moment, as…
Love is Born on Christmas Morn, and the World is Born Anew
By Deacon Keith Fournier, JD, MTS, MPhil The Gospel passages proclaimed at the Vigil and the Midnight Mass of Christmas…
Our Lady of Fatima Warned Us: The Final Battle Will Be Over Marriage and the Family (Part 1)
(Part 1 of 3) There are certain warnings that do not grow old. They do not fade with time. They…
The Origin of the Twelve Days of Christmas
You’re all familiar with the Christmas song, “The Twelve Days of Christmas” I think. To most it’s a delightful nonsense…
Pope Leo XIV Opens His First Christmas as Pope With a Call to Peace and Renewal
As the Church approaches the celebration of the Lord’s Nativity, Catholics around the world will witness a historic moment as…
What Is the Feast of the Seven Fishes, and Why Does It Matter on Christmas Eve?
As families around the world prepare for Christmas Eve, many Catholic households turn to traditions that are meant to prepare…