Natural and Supernatural

For much of my life I thought I lived in a kind of a “two level universe.” There was the supernatural world and there was the natural world. They were separate. For me the supernatural world included the Eucharist and the other sacraments, sanctifying and actual grace, heaven, hell, purgatory, the bible and other “spiritual books.” 

Letters to the Editor, Week of October 3, 2020

Integrity, Humility and Love of God and Country; An Invaluable Asset to the Supreme Court; The Defense of Life and its Preeminent Place; Voting Is not a Single-Issue Matter.

For Mexican Catholics in the U.S., Biculturality Impacts All Areas of Life

Twenty-year-old Abigail Zarate is a Latino Studies student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, a Mexican-American, a Catholic, and a first-time voter. For some, this might sound like a lot, but for her, being many things at once is part of her cultural identity and faith journey.

The Prayer for All People

As we enter October, the month of the Holy Rosary, we have an opportunity to meditate on the meaning of the Rosary in our lives today. The origins of the Rosary are clouded in mystery.

The Church’s Guidance For the Catholic Voter

Every four years, not coincidentally, is election time, and it tends, unfortunately, to be an occasion for startlingly rude and histrionic behavior among some of our fellow pew sitters.

Pope Chooses Theme for World Communications Day

Even when physical proximity is impossible, Catholic communicators can use the media to reach out to people, help them experience the closeness of the church and invite them to follow Jesus more closely, the Vatican said.

Sports Round-Up Oct. 3

The local Catholic high school football league (CHSFL) had moved the Fall 2020 season to March and April of next year.