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Chaplain Reveals Unrest at Columbia University Caused by Communists

Father Roger Landry, a Catholic chaplain serving at Columbia University, has voiced concerns over the involvement of external groups in the ongoing campus protests, labeling some of these forces as "explicitly communist." In a televised interview on EWTN's "The World Over with Raymond Arroyo," Landry discussed the complex dynamics at play within the protests that have caught national attention.

5 Reasons Going To Church Is Important (even on days you feel like you can skip)

Sometimes, we let life become too busy and too complicated. It becomes difficult to make time for God and the Church. Things like family functions, schoolwork, house cleaning, kid's activities can become overwhelming and overshadow your need to attend Church. While these are all good, valuable life activities, it's important you don't let them take away from church attendance. Remember, what God says is important.

Pope Francis Advises Parish Priests on Fostering a Missionary Church

On Thursday, Pope Francis released a letter addressed to parish priests globally, sharing guidance on fostering a missionary-oriented Church. This letter, aimed at encouraging all baptized individuals to actively participate in the mission of spreading the Gospel, highlights the need for parish communities to be vibrant centers of faith where believers not only set out as missionary disciples but also return to share the transformative experiences they have encountered through their faith.

Pope Francis Urges Faith and Prayers for Peace

On Wednesday, May 1, Pope Francis stood before a global assembly in the Paul VI Hall at the Vatican, emphasizing the enduring significance of faith in the life of a Christian.

U.S. Catholic Parishes Experience Resurgence of Traditional Practices

The character of Catholic worship in a quiet Wisconsin neighborhood was the first noticeable shift when traditional elements began replacing modern practices at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church. This change, which intensified in 2021 with the appointment of a new pastor, is part of a broader national trend where a growing number of U.S. Catholic parishes are adopting more orthodox practices.

Florida Welcomes Volunteer Chaplains to Public Schools

In a move towards enriching the spiritual lives of students, Florida has introduced a new law that allows public schools to incorporate volunteer chaplains into their educational framework. This law, set to take effect on July 1, has been met with enthusiasm, particularly among Catholic communities, who see it as a significant step in addressing the holistic needs of young people.

10 Fascinating Details About St. Joseph the Worker: Celebrating His Feast Day - May 1

St. Joseph, the esteemed guardian of Jesus and husband to Mary, holds a revered place in Christian tradition.

St. Joseph the Worker: Model for Men, Young and Old

One of the current laments of media commentators is the number of "able-bodied young men" who have "dropped-out" of the workforce. A recent survey revealed that several million young men who were employed have stopped working altogether and presumably, are being financially supported by their parents, spouses or other immediate family members.

Finding Peace in the Night: 3 Prayers for Restful Sleep

For many, the night is a time of rest and rejuvenation, a period when the body and mind recharge for the challenges of the day ahead. However, for some members of our Catholic community, the night can be a time of struggle, plagued by restlessness and sleeplessness. Whether due to worries, anxieties, or the burdens of daily life, finding restful sleep can often feel like an elusive dream.