The Catholic Origins of Halloween
The origins of Halloween are, in fact, very Christian and rather American. Halloween falls on October 31 because of a pope, and its observances are the result of medieval Catholic piety.
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New Vatican Instruction: Cremation Allowed But Strict Conditions Apply
Document issued in response to an increase in the number of cremations and ideas “contrary to the faith” that have become widespread.
For Catholic Schools to Survive, Their Catholicity Must Thrive
As evidenced by the success of many faithful Catholic schools today, I believe that the only path forward for schools that wish to both survive long-term and remain Catholic is to more robustly embrace...
Comfort Catholicism Has to Go; It is Time to Prepare for Persecution
We are at war for our own souls and the souls of people we love. We are at war for the soul of this culture and nation. And like any soldier, we must train...
Catholics Are Leaving the Faith by Age 10 — So What Can Parents Do About It?
Researcher Mark Gray at the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate stated the ‘whole concept of faith’ is losing credibility in the young, who do not see God or religion measuring up to...
4 Biblical Principles That Show the Reality of Purgatory
The Catholic belief in Purgatory is indeed scriptural, and here’s the proof.
Serving LGBT Students in Catholic Schools
Our message of love and human flourishing must be faithful, pastoral, and clear. Our Catholic schools should be open to all who wish to join our mission of complete human formation of our students...
