Note from the Assistant Managing Editor:

Good things have been happening this past year, and as the Church heads into Holy Week it's time to recognize some of them.

A dramatic 7-minute portrayal of one young man's experience of the Easter Triduum.

Holy Week processions in Spain are one of the key cultural and religious expressions of its people and one of the few moments throughout the year when the presence of Christ is so dramatically manifested in the streets.

At the heart of John Senior's vision for the humanities was a Thomistic understanding of the path of true perception. St. Thomas taught that humility opens the eyes of wonder, and that it is wonder that leads to contemplation and to the dilation of the mind and soul into the fullness of the presence of reality.

C.S. Lewis's "The Shadow of that Hyddeous Stength."

A funeral Mass was held Monday in Denver for Officer Eric Talley, a Catholic father of seven who was killed while responding to last week's mass shooting at a grocery store in Boulder, CO.

The lives of the Sisters of Life are a daily "yes" and walking with women who want to say "yes" to life, but don't know how.

Anti-Christian world powers that promote the culture of death are seeking to impose on the world's population an implicit — though remote and passive — collaboration with abortion.

Mass delusion is an important tool of oppressors because they can't survive free expression. That's why the First Amendment's a target.

Originally, when the Pope celebrated Palm Sunday in Rome, two Masses were offered — one at St. Lawrence Outside-the-Walls and a second at St. John Lateran, with a procession with palms taking place between the two.

At Christmas we joy with the natural, unmixed joy of children, but at Easter our joy is highly wrought and refined in its character.

The papal posse discusses the latest Catholic news of the week, particularly the recent crackdowns on Masses and church services due to COVID restrictions.

Naive Brits have been duped by its poisonous politics.

An interview with Joshua Hren and James Matthew Wilson, co-founders of a new Creative Writing program at the University of St. Thomas in Houston.

The basket was found empty and closed with a lid. Only a small amount of soil was retrieved in it and the researchers hope it will help identify what the vessel contained.