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Holy Souls, Purgatory, and How to Avoid It
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Holy Souls, Purgatory, and How to Avoid It
Q&A with Mystic Alicja Lenczewska, Part 2 On May 18, as the Congregation of Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception marks the birthday and liturgical memorial of its founder, St. Stanislaus Papczynski, it is fitting to reflect on this. One of the Congregation’s three principal aims is to help th...
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Without Me You Can Do Nothing
Spirituality
Spirituality

Without Me You Can Do Nothing

The Gospel of St. John, in my humble opinion, offers one of the most important messages you will hear in the entire Bible. If the Catholic world fully embraced this message, the world would be set ablaze. Sadly, though, we do not fully embrace it, due to our pride. We think to ourselves, I know bett...

Jimmy Lai: A Catholic Democracy Advocate Whose Trust in God Inspires Me
Spirituality
Spirituality

Jimmy Lai: A Catholic Democracy Advocate Whose Trust in God Inspires Me

On February 9th, 2026, seventy-eight-year-old Catholic democracy activist Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 20 years in a Hong Kong prison. His crime: advocating for freedom of speech in China. As his daughter Claire Lai stated, “he will die a martyr behind bars.” Jimmy Lai: a name all lovers of democracy...

Called to the Lay Monkery
Spirituality
Spirituality

Called to the Lay Monkery

I recently picked up the book Joy Within His House: A Cloistered Nun’s Reflections on Following Christ by Sister Mary Magdalene of the Immaculate Conception Prewitt, OP. The book explores life within the cloister, which is a mysterious place for 99.999% of the world’s population. Her revelations are...

The Gift of Hope from a Good and Clear Conscience
Spirituality
Spirituality

The Gift of Hope from a Good and Clear Conscience

St. Peter wrote to a Christian community that was being persecuted for their faith in Christ: Beloved: Sanctify Christ as Lord in your hearts. Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope, but do it with gentleness and reverence, keeping your conscience cl...

Have the German bishops lost their synodal majority?
World News
World News

Have the German bishops lost their synodal majority?

The chairman of the German bishops’ conference has suggested that the first scheduled meeting of a controversial synodal body will be delayed absent approval of its statutes by the Vatican.German bishops’ conference chairman Bishop Heiner Wilmer attends a press conference on Feb. 24, 2026, in Würzbu...

Tarsus Diocese restored after more than a century
World News
World News

Tarsus Diocese restored after more than a century

The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch has restored an episcopal presence to Tarsus after more than a century following the consecration of Bishop Paul Orduloglu in Mersin, Turkey. Orduloglu now serves the newly formed Diocese of Tarsus, Adana, and Hatay, and as patriarchal vicar in Antioch, a r...

Christian faith looms large at ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest in London

Christian faith looms large at ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest in London

This weekend, tens of thousands of protesters gathered under an overcast sky in central London for a rally led by political activist and recent Christian convert Tommy Robinson.Under Union flags and banners of “Make England Great Again,” protesters chanted anti-government slogans such as “We want St...

Top U.S. leadership rededicate country as 'One nation under God'
World News
World News

Top U.S. leadership rededicate country as 'One nation under God'

In a marathon ecumenical prayer and praise celebration ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary, top U.S. political figures gathered with major faith leaders and several thousand Americans on May 17 to reflect on the role of Providence in American history and rededicate the country as “One Nation und...

‘That They May Be One’: New film explores call to Christian unity

‘That They May Be One’: New film explores call to Christian unity

Inspired by Jesus’ prayer in John 17:21, a new movie called “That They May Be One” is exploring the theme of Christian unity — both across history and in the present day.The film blends documentary-style interviews with prominent figures in the faith community and reenactments that bring key moments...

SSPX and Rome: A half-century of canonical tensions
Vatican News
Vatican News

SSPX and Rome: A half-century of canonical tensions

The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) went from full communion with Rome to formal rupture in less than two decades, a break that has never been fully healed.On May 13, Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, warned that the episcopal consecrations withou...

EWTN launches new family travel series ‘Fork in the Road’

EWTN launches new family travel series ‘Fork in the Road’

EWTN Studios has launched a new family series called “Fork in the Road” that follows three home-schooled siblings as they explore global cultures through food, faith, and family.The EWTN original show was created in partnership with Little Fiat Studios and is available exclusively on EWTN+, the new...

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