commeNTARY CommentarySchools ‘Educating for Eternity’ promotes an authentic Catholic worldview Kevin PeloquinJuly 26, 20248 min read If we truly want to educate our students for heaven, we must do more than sprinkle in Catholic content when convenient. CommentaryFeatureMarriage & Family Life ‘The best job in the world’ Mark VivianoJuly 25, 20245 min read On Sundays this fall, instead of leaving Mass in a rush to go do the Ravens pre-game show, I will instead help teach Sunday school at St. John the Evangelist, our parish in Severna Park. When school starts, I’ll walk my boys to school and volunteer as a classroom assistant and recess monitor, and I’ll be there to pick them up from school, help with homework, coach their sports teams and help with dinner, bath and bedtime. CommentaryWorship & Sacraments 10 reasons we ‘have to’ go to Mass Lorene Hanley DuquinJuly 25, 20245 min read We need ritual in our lives. Mass is a ritual, which means that through the repetition of prayers, movements, and the changing of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ, we are formed, disciplined and consoled. CommentarySchools Exploring the new springtime for Catholic classical education Richard MelocheJuly 24, 202414 min read Whether diocesan sponsored, independent, online or conventional brick-and-mortar, there has been — without doubt — a tsunami of interest in Catholic classical education. CommentaryThe Catholic Difference “Reminders” about Ukraine George WeigelJuly 24, 20245 min read Samuel Johnson, that great coiner of aphorisms, averred that “People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed.” In that Johnsonian spirit, here are some reminders about what has been happening in Ukraine, for Senator J.D. Vance and others who persist in certain confusions about the situation and its implications. CommentarySchools Empowering parents’ right to choose: Transparency in education policies Father Donato InfanteJuly 23, 20248 min read Families do not need to be granted a right to educate their children, as the right already belongs to the family. CommentarySchools Catholic school education well worth the sacrifices Phil LenahanJuly 21, 20243 min read As our culture continues to make choices contrary to Catholic teaching, Catholic education has become even more important if our children are going to be well formed in the faith and apply it in their daily lives. BlogCommentaryOpen WindowUncategorized FOMO and the National Eucharistic Congress Rita BuettnerJuly 20, 20242 min read I pray that this is a fruitful experience for those who are there, of course. But I have to imagine that an event like this can have a profound impact far beyond the event itself. CommentaryGiving Of faith and finances, churches, charity and change Elizabeth ScaliaJuly 20, 20244 min read Salvation has never been about one’s worthiness, but about one’s willingness. Commentary The most important prayer you already know Laura Kelly FanucciJuly 19, 20243 min read Sometimes the words we rattle off without thinking are precisely the place to pause and reflect. Previous 1 … 1 2 3 … 225 Next