Spy Wednesday: The day of shadows

Scripture tells us that the chief priests and the scribes had been looking for a way to put Jesus to death. Herod tried to kill Jesus when he was just an infant and ordered the massacre of the Holy Innocents. When he

Pope Francis’ first homily as pope

On Mar. 14, 2013, Pope Francis preached his first homily as pope to the cardinal electors, gathered in the Sistine Chapel for the “Missa Pro Ecclesia.” In that homily, the pope highlighted three keys, which would be constitutive of his pontificate: journeying,

Because of the war, it’s time to reclaim Rachmaninoff

Father Patrick Briscoe, editor of Our Sunday Visitor, writes about the All-Night Vigil, composed by Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff. He writes: “Thanks to the composer’s appreciation for the liturgy and liturgical chant, All-Night Vigil is a work of unparalleled transcendence, 75 uninterrupted

The God of the in-between times

Father Patrick Briscoe, editor of Our Sunday Visitor, looks at the many moments in life where it seems we’re simply stuck between major points in our lives. He asks, “Where is God in the in-between times?” And then, he answers that very

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