The light of Easter still burns bright
During this time of isolation, it is very difficult to think, meditate and write about Easter. The churches are closed and we do not know at what point the COVID-19 infection will peak.
CCO reaching beyond the campus world
Charles Lewis: St. Francis sets an example for reformers
St. Francis of Assisi means a lot to me. Reading about him during the early days of my conversion really made Catholicism come alive. I even took the name Francis when I entered the Church.
Going to university often means leaving home and friends behind, but it doesn’t have to mean parting ways with your Catholic faith.
Scandals drive youth away from the Church, but there is time for conversion, Pope says
Prisons ministry in seeing more conversions in B.C.
SURREY, B.C. – After Paul caught his wife cheating on him, he flew into a fury that landed him in a correctional institution.
G.K. Chesterton's sainthood cause may soon be opened
Deacon class includes son of Holocaust survivors
For Mark Neugebauer, his journey to the permanent diaconate is something he says he just “fell into.” A look at his story would beg to differ.
The question remains: To whom shall you go?
When relativism is the widely accepted doctrine on university campuses, backed by the feel-good motto of “you do you,” it’s easy to imagine how young Catholics might be swept away by the notion that there is no objective truth.
Speaking Out: Forgetting my faith was a mistake
When I was younger, it wasn’t difficult for me to balance my faith with extra-curricular activities and family obligations.