Tag: Eucharist

By Steven Buhagiar As we grow older, we often look back with fondness on the time we shared with our families as young children. In...

More and more secular women are discovering that they can use technology to track their natural biomarkers, helping them make informed choices about their...

Way back in what we imagine were the catechetically intact 1950s, the brilliant and irrepressible Catholic writer and Southerner, (Mary) Flannery O’Connor, was listening...

Lately, I've been thinking about the idea of slavery to sin, what it means, what it does. Anyone who's read the Old or New Testament,...

“Dear Father, I know you have written about recent Eucharistic miracles in Argentina and Poland, and now I hear there has been another one...

Effects of an invalid Baptism The other week, Catholic Twitter was in a tizzy over the story of an unfortunate priest who discovered, fifteen years...

"A friend, whose daughter is going to make her first Communion told me that she is praying to Blessed Imelda Lambertini, the patron saint...