While the streaming show “The Chosen” has become a massive hit that is beloved by viewers around the world, Leonard DeLorenzo, a theology professor at Notre Dame, writes that he had to stop watching for ...
Eyebrows were raised recently when the board of Virginia’s Marymount University dumped its majors in art, economics, English, history, philosophy, theology and religious studies, among others. The university explained that the decision reflected “our responsibility to ...
Msgr. Owen F. Campion, Our Sunday Visitor’s chaplain and a native of Nashville, reflects on the recent tragic shooting there that saw three adults and three children killed. It was the 39th school shooting in ...
In his latest column, Our Sunday Visitor editor Father Patrick Briscoe writes that while fake news is rampant and AI generated images can trick us into believing what we ordinarily would not, the evidence that ...
Easter is here! Alleluia, he is risen! We have made it through our Lenten fast, we have walked with the Lord during his passion and death, and we rejoice now in his resurrection. It is, ...
Each Holy Week, we read aloud the passion of Christ. And each time the story of Christ’s suffering and death rings in our ears, we have another opportunity to find ourselves among his disciples. We, ...
Monsignor Owen Campion writes that “few sections of Scripture have been debated, discussed and disputed as often, and as intensely, as the first chapters of the Book of Genesis … the story of how humanity, ...
A reader asks, “With all that St. Patrick did in converting Ireland, why is St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) an optional memorial and not an obligatory memorial or feast or maybe even a solemnity?” Monsignor ...
Columnist David Mills explores a topic that most of us are all too familiar with: We live in an unfair world, where it seems those who work hard and try to do good are punished, ...
Be ready for Mass on Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion. In this week’s Opening the Word Scripture reflection, Catherine Cavadini reflects on the word “friend” in the Passion. Jesus says to Judas, “Friend, do ...
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