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Easter doesn’t usually arrive with a lot of noise. It’s not a holiday that demands attention the way others do. It shows up a little softer. A little steadier. Somewhere

During the chaos of COVID-19, with churches shuttered and sanctuaries silenced, I made the trek to the now former Carmelite Monastery in Elysburg, Pennsylvania, a sanctuary soaked in generations of

A Personal Reflection, Not a SermonThis is a piece written by an old man who does not pretend to in any way be an expert on theology in general, or

The year 1995 marked a decisive turning point for the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg. In a sweeping reorganization, the diocese shuttered or consolidated dozens of parishes, created twelve new ones,

If you thought air travel couldn’t get any more dramatic, allow me to introduce the latest inflight entertainment—no ticket required, just a front-row seat from the jet bridge and a

Just another day of perusing the news. The world will always be changing, and that is perfectly fine. At the same time, from where I sit, it is increasingly difficult

There are headlines that inform. There are headlines that inspire. And then—every so often—there are headlines that stop you mid-scroll and make you question everything you thought you knew about

Fifty-seven years. That’s not just a milestone—it’s a message. Today is my parents’ 57th wedding anniversary, and in a time when so much in our culture feels temporary, their marriage

Bless Your Headlines: When Florida Man Becomes a Human Car Cover There are moments in life when instinct kicks in. Fight or flight. Duck for cover. Seek shelter. Protect yourself.

A Moment of Unity We Still Long For Today, millions of Christians around the world pause to remember a moment that, at its core, feels surprisingly familiar. Crowds gathered, not