Month: February 2026

“Bernadette, The Musical” will see its U.S. premier at the Athenaeum Center for Thought & Culture in Chicago on Feb. 19.

In the Charlotte Diocese, traditionalists publicly spar with Bishop Michael Martin and argue for liturgical diversity, while Vatican II Catholics say that liturgical allowances have been too lax.

Since John Allen’s death on Jan. 22, much has been written about his storied career as a Vatican expert. But his work before his move to Rome provides an understanding …

“Beyond the public health warnings of loneliness lies a deeper question of what happens when we lose our tether to God, to others and to the world he entrusted to …

Jeroboam left Jerusalem,and the prophet Ahijah the Shilonite met him on the road.The two were alone in the area,and the prophet was wearing a new cloak.Ahijah took off his new …

The Roman Martyrology commemorates Bl. Christine of Spoleto (1435-1458). Born Agostina Camozzi in Osteno, Como, Italy, she was the daughter of a well-known doctor. After several years of living contrary …