Peter notes how the story of the Canaanite Woman and the Gospel reading from the Vigil of the Assumption pair up perfectly.
When Pope John Paul II visited Ireland very early in his pontificate, more than ¼ of the population of the entire island and more than 1/3 of the population of the Republic attended the opening mass at Dublin’s Phoenix Park. More than half the entire population, or roughly 2.7 million people, turned out to greet […]
Tim Kilcoyne interviews Diane Garrity about her extensive lay Catholic ministry at the Parish of the Transfiguration, highlighting ways everyday parishioners can inject life into their communities through prayer, hospitality, catechesis, outreach beyond church walls, and devotion to Mary and the saints.
As head of @CatholicVote I have written the Bishops of Massachusetts to request more than a strongly worded statement against H. 5595.
— Kelsey (Wicks) Reinhardt (@catholickelsey) August 13, 2026
I ask clarification on the excommunication of @MassGovernor.
Public expansion and celebration of genocide by a Catholic requires response. pic.twitter.com/Rqr6WgxcT6
Peter contrasts Elijah with Peter.
In his book 150 North American Martyrs You Should Know, Brian O’Neel tells the stories of mostly “red martyrs” (those who shed their blood through traumatic deaths) associated with North America. Some were from other countries and died attempting to spread the faith on the continent; some were born in North America but died doing […]
