Scott P. Richert is publisher for OSV.
In his latest From the Chapel reflection, Scott Richert writes that a group of colleagues visited the home of OSV’s chaplain, Monsignor Owen Campion, to celebrate, while social distancing, his 80th birthday. As Monsignor said more than once during our brief time
OSV Publisher Scott P. Richert writes in his latest From the Chapel blog that “the hardest part of the stay-at-home orders that we’ve all been subject to is the physical separation from our fellow men and women. And the sadness we feel
Scott Richert writes in From the Chapel: As we consider what life will be like in the coming months and years, one of the great hopes I have is that Catholics will become more attuned once again to the liturgical cycle. Instead
In his latest post, OSV Publisher Scott Richert writes: Americans may be politically divided, especially in a presidential election year, but there’s one thing that we all seem to agree on: Whenever something happens to us or our country, it’s unprecedented. Forget
In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert explores a thought experiment. He writes: As we are reenvisioning what our lives may look like in a world where COVID-19 hangs around for another year or two (and considering the
OSV Publisher Scott Richert explores all the different names the Church has given to the Second Sunday of Easter, including Thomas Sunday, Renewal Sunday, the Feast of Mercy, Antipascha, Quasimodo Sunday and Low Sunday. But this year, he writes, it was Divine
Publisher Scott Richert writes in From the Chapel: Our faith is built on mercy and second chances. Every evening, as my family prays the Divine Mercy Chaplet, I'm grateful for those second chances, for the knowledge that it's never too late to
In his latest “From the Chapel,” OSV Publisher Scott Richert writes: Every day in the Octave of Easter -- the eight days from Easter Sunday to Divine Mercy Sunday, inclusive -- is supposed to be celebrated just like we do Easter Sunday.
OSV Publisher Scott Richert writes of the dandelions of spring in his latest “From the Chapel” blog: “Why can’t you be like a child again, and accept beauty wherever you find it? Why must there be plans that cannot be changed and
In his latest “From the Chapel” blog post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes, “Our family has coped pretty well so far. There are 10 of us here together — my wife and I and our eight children, ranging from 8 on up