It’s not easy being the face of the Church. When priests wear a Roman collar in their daily activities, they are bound to attract attention — both positive and negative. Father Jacob Meyer shares his experiences as a priest and how he’s
Jessica Hayes first heard the term “consecrated virgin” while in college. Now, four years after consecrating herself to God in this unique vocation, Hays shares her experience as a consecrated virgin: how she discerned her vocation, how it differs from religious life,
Dominicans have a long tradition of teaching the Faith, refuting errors while sharing the consolation of the Gospel. Saint Thomas Aquinas established Dominicans as world-class theologians. Their history includes many saints and important men and women, including Blessed John of Vercelli, Bartolome
During college, assistant editor Ava Lalor met a seminarian named Ben, and in recent months she has enjoyed following his daily Facebook posts noting “a couple of thoughts from seminary” in which he shares anything from deep theological truths to relatable and
A sense of orthodoxy, the sacred, vibrant community life of service attributed to vocation boom in California
Sitting near the chapel at Regina Senior Living in Hastings, Minnesota, Fathers Martin and Leonard Siebenaler — brothers in life and in the priesthood — have many stories about growing up on a dairy farm during the Great Depression and their years
Seminarians are encouraged to develop healthy relationships with other clergy and the laity
First held in Poland, the 2019 event will be hosted in the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska.
While living their vows, religious men and women share lives of joyful authenticity.
Every year, many dioceses in the United States send a select few seminarians to study in Rome at the Pontifical North American College (NAC). Founded in 1859 by Blessed Pius IX, the NAC has formed thousands of U.S. priests. When a man