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Catholic Link
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3 days agoA SONG IS CONCIEVED It didn’t take long for our dinner conversation in July 2022 to find itself deep in the discussion of music, particularly of our own. With a B.A. in music from Rowan University...
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4 days agoSt. Joseph has been accompanying me since my youth and this latest accomplishment—the song I co-wrote with Tom Raniszewski, “The Carpenter’s Son”—is but another time he has influenced my thinking and...
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6 days agoYour Lord and Savior is Now the Size of a Watermelon! Advent has officially begun! The final month has finally arrived and Baby Jesus will soon be born. The last month in the womb is spent with...
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a month agoThank you for your loyal readership of the Northern Cross. Since its inception nearly 20 years ago, we have valued the opportunity to come into your homes and share the Good News of Jesus Christ. I...
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a month agoI heard that Jesus said there is a sin that cannot be forgiven. What is this sin? Why can’t God forgive it?
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a month agoWhen my young family was received into the Catholic Church in 2004, on weekends we would often be found in the back row at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary wrestling our infant daughter (who...
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a month agoI am not happy with the current direction our state has taken. In the past three years, legislation has passed that flies in direct violation of natural law and, therefore, against what I believe as...
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a month agoA couple months ago I wrote a column about how when you are in an empty Catholic church by yourself you are not alone, because if God the Son is present in the reserved Blessed Sacrament, then all...
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a month agoPurgatory is the teaching that there is a further purification following death for those souls that while not fully perfected, were at the time of their death in friendship with God.
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a month agoOn Thursday, Oct. 3, 15 seminarians from the Pontifical North American College were ordained to the transitional diaconate during a celebration of the Holy Mass of Ordination, including the...
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a month agoIn 2022, the bishops of the United States officially launched the National Eucharistic Revival to inspire and prepare the People of God to be formed, healed, converted, united, and sent out to a...
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Hallow Blog
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2 months agoElection Prayers: Jump to a Section Elections are stressful. It doesn’t matter if you’re running for office, simply paying attention to an election, or trying to avoid getting swept up in the sea of... -
2 months agoJump to any section: Spiritual warfare recognizes that the devil is real, evil exists, and each day, these forces attempt to drive us towards living lives of sin. It exists both in the dramatic... -
3 months agoSt. Gertrude, also known as St. Gertrude the Great, was a 13th-century German nun of the Benedictine order who belonged to the famous Monastery of Helfsta. Few details of Gertrude’s early life are...
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National Catholic Register
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3 hours agoThe second candle is lit on the Advent wreath this week. User’s Guide to Sunday, Dec. 8 -
6 hours agoDaniel Ibáñez Pope Francis prays the Angelus on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8, 2024. The Pontiff specifically called for continued prayers... -
10 hours agoKnights of Columbus descend on Mont-Saint-Michel. French Knights of Columbus organize a pilgrimage to the iconic abbey in Normandy.
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News from the Vatican
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4 days agoAmid the ongoing saga of the quest to find the truth behind the disappearance of the teenage daughter of a Vatican employee in 1983, the Vatican’s Promoter of Justice has confirmed the existence of a... -
a week agoShould Pope Francis visit Turkey next year as he wishes to commemorate a landmark anniversary for the Council of Nicaea, it will mark a key opportunity for him to make advancements on several key... -
a week agoShortly after the pope revealed that Spanish Cardinal Miguel Ángel Ayuso, prefect for the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, was “very ill, at the end of his life,” O’sservatore Romano announced...
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