A Eucharistic revival is around the corner

Eucharistic adoration has been a part of Ava Lalor’s life since high school. As she writes in her latest column “I’ve been surrounded by communities where Eucharistic adoration hasn’t only been available but thriving. Whenever I needed to ground myself deeper in

Each of us is David, and we face Goliath every day

Managing editor Scott Warden writes about a recent experience he had while reading the story of David and Goliath during Eucharistic adoration. He writes: “I was familiar with the story — as is most anyone who spent time at Vacation Bible School

Religion is essential

Kathryn Jean Lopez asks, “Why are we not adoring the Lord in socially distanced droves? What is keeping us from him? It’s not the state — you can thank the Becket Fund for Religious Freedom for helping with that. And the church

I met a new friend at adoration: St. Thérèse

Managing editor Scott Warden shares how he has made a new friend in St. Thérèse. After his family signed up for an adoration hour at their church, Warden has been using the time in prayer by reading St. Thérèse’s autobiography, “Story of