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For a Catholic young man who is fervent in his faith, it's a normal and reasonable thing to think seriously about being a priest, and rightly so.

The Vatican announces major advances in the causes of the famous 19th century English theologian and convert from Anglicanism, and the 20th century heroic Hungarian Cardinal Mindszenty who stood up to fascism and communism.

Blessed John Henry Newman is headed for sainthood.

In most cases, the lay faithful bring far more energy to excoriating the clergy than they do to defending the faith in the public square.

They had left home as poor migrant workers, and would never return, but had become saints and were now more present than ever, albeit in a different form. They now wore crowns.

Priests need our prayers.

Every episode of Pints With Aquinas addresses a question St. Thomas answers in the Summa and other works.

To remain prosperous, America needs more immigrants.

The fertility rate is universally in danger across Europe, as currently every country in the EU is below the replacement rate.

Life has a very long history, but each of us has a very definite beginning — the moment of conception.

How is it that infanticide has become justifiable when it was unthinkable in the years following World War II (German doctors were hanged at Nuremberg for killing disabled babies)?

It might seem odd to classify gender theory as a national security threat. But gender theorists want to make it a national issue.

Putting kids on puberty blockers does not let them choose anything. It makes the choice for them.

Twitter's latest move against free thought came in the form of a ban on "misgendering" and "deadnaming."

As the world's top bishops prepare to meet later this month for an unprecedented summit on sexual abuse at the Vatican, Cardinal Sean O'Malley has found himself frustrated, unable to push reforms through at the top.

One of the most outspoken survivors of clerical abuse says that he wants to see accountability for both the crime and cover-up of clerical abuse.

The Feb. 21-24 meeting takes the view that bishops who think as the Pope wishes them to think about their role as shepherds will then do the right thing in tackling sex abuse.

Author Leila Miller tells the stories of adult children with divorced parents.

When St. Paul says husbands should love their wives, he adds an explainer: "as Christ loved the Church."

A custom that goes back to the first centuries of the Church: two high-ranking clerics or two witnesses held a large white veil over the kneeling couple during the nuptial blessing given by the priest between the Pater and the Kiss of Peace.

If you are suffering from a bad break up, St. Dwynwen is your saint.

With the bustle associated with Valentine's Day we often forget that February 14 is about love — true love.