[We cannot give ourselves] to the liturgy of Advent without being made aware that a sense of sinfulness is being forced upon us:

A few years ago, I attended a Mass at which the homilist was a newly ordained young Jesuit.  

The season of Advent is lyrically beautiful if one is willing to engage the realities it teaches: Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell. 

When we arrive at our Father’s house, it will not be as a stranger…. 

There is a certain irony in the Solemnity of Christ the King. 

These days I am frequently asked if we are living in the "End Times."

Toward the end of the 2015 synod of bishops in Rome, delegates were invited to submit possible themes for the next such gathering, set for 2018.

St. Claude la Colombiere and his insight into prayer deserve to be better known.

It is a part of the destiny of man, wrote Malcolm Muggeridge, "to pursue both power and love, knowing them to be incompatible...

Several of our Lord's parables have to do with productivity in one form or another.