Leticia Ochoa Adams is the author of "Our Lady of Hot Messes" (Ave Maria Press, $16.95). She writes from Texas.
A new documentary about the Duggar family of “19 Kids and Counting” fame offers a stark warning for celebrity Catholic evangelists, writes Leticia Ochoa Adams. Too often, as high-profile Christians gain popularity, their ministries become more about themselves and less about leading
In the wake of the tragic shooting in Uvalde, Texas, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio modeled what leadership in the Church looks like has he made himself present to a shocked and grieving community. In a new essay, writer Leticia Adams
On Tuesday, the sporting world was stunned by Olympic gymnast Simone Biles withdrawing from the team finals in Tokyo for mental health reasons. Following her announcement, commentators questioned her dedication — even her courage. However, in a new essay, Leticia Adams writes
Many people are not told how to navigate the holidays after experiencing a family loss. Leticia Adams walks through some tips that have helped her and her family after her son’s death. Most importantly, she reminds us that during these difficult seasons,
One mother’s story of how understanding Church teaching and the sacraments rekindled her love for Catholicism, life and motherhood after loss
Recently a story about a Detroit priest’s homily at the funeral of a young man who died by suicide created a media storm. The parents were upset, the priest was attacked, and everyone had an opinion. I read the homily and, as