Whether you are hoping and praying for the conception of a child or are already expecting, this beautiful book will open your eyes and your heart to the grandeur of God's plan for your family and to the unfathomable love with which He cares for those who trust in Him.
Of the "Four Last Things," the Second Sunday of Advent treats Judgment.
Truth be told, we don't hear much of any of those four last things at all anymore — and we are all the poorer for it.
If from time to time you have a sense that all things held dear in both Church and State seem to be collapsing, you might find a comrade in the Irish poet William Butler Yeats:
Only the God-man, Jesus Christ, can truly offer adoration and love to God.
"Bishop Schneider is a humble and heroic witness to the truth.... To the various questions .... he responds as a faithful pastor and a perspicacious theologian. I found myself inspired and challenged." - Scott Hahn
The thirty days of November have long borne a lugubrious designation: the month of the dead.
Denver Catholic: Based on your experience, what would you say are some of the greatest needs of young people in the Church in the United States?
Last week’s canonization of Saint John Henry Newman will have universal influences that I trust will include our own parish.
