The church needs to apply the antiseptic of the truth, at any cost -- through time and distance, beyond statutes, offering their findings with clarity to the whole world -- if she is ever to be free, if she is ever to
The story out of Nicaragua has nudged me to pray for the exiles, but especially for Bishop Álvarez, and to offer fasts of food and small pleasures for his good -- for his well-being, his spirit, his fortitude -- for his freedom,
Elizabeth Scalia explores how parenting has been affected by technology and how it can be a real threat to ordinary family dynamics
In a new essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Elizabeth Scalia of OSV News expounds on the important lesson she learned while watching the U.S. bishops’ fall assembly in Baltimore. “It was an uneven engagement as the meeting’s vigor waxed and waned,” she
As we prepare to mark the beginning of Advent, Elizabeth Scalia writes in a new essay for Our Sunday Visitor about the reason we celebrate the special liturgical season. “Advent coaxes us out. We look up and there is a darker sky
Recently, pop star Taylor Swift released her 10th studio album, “Midnights,” which included a song that has generated some buzz because of its lyrics that many have taken to mean that Swift has lost a child to a miscarriage. Whether that’s true
In a touching tribute following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, writer Elizabeth Scalia looks at the quiet strength and graceful stability exuded by the late leader: “Elizabeth was of a deeply stable generation, serious and pragmatic, part of a demographic trained
In a new piece for Our Sunday Visitor, Elizabeth Scalia reflects on the recent news that Bishop Michael McGovern of the Diocese of Belleville, Illinois, announced that he would be selling the 13-bedroom manor that has been the home of Belleville’s shepherds