On Monday, July 1, the Diocese of Providence publicly released the names of clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of a minor. This report reflects the consistent efforts of the Church to ensure … more

Thanks to Gov. Gina Raimondo and 21 of our state senators, Rhode Island garnered national media attention on Wednesday, June 19, for the worst possible reason: the legalization of infanticide. From … more

The Fourth of July is a day to thank God for the many wonderful freedoms we enjoy here in the United States of America that citizens of some … more

This past week the New York Supreme Court passed the decision that Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen’s body was to be returned to his home diocese of Peoria, Illinois. The archbishop, who died in New York … more

This weekend we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus. When the Lord Jesus Christ came to proclaim the Kingdom of God, he emphasized the importance of eating His body and … more

On June 6, global leaders gathered in the United Kingdom to commemorate the victory of Allied forces on D-Day 75 years ago. These heroes who risked their lives on the beaches of Normandy belong to … more

In its landmark declaration on religious freedom, “Dignitatis Humanae,” the Second Vatican Council teaches that the “right of the human person to religious freedom is to be recognized in … more

On May 27, the sporting world mourned the death of former Red Sox star Bill Buckner. He died of Lewy Body dementia at the relatively young age of 69. Buckner was a great hitter who won the National … more

This coming weekend the Church celebrates the feast of Pentecost—a day which is often referred to as the “birthday” of the Church. It marks that moment when the Holy Spirit descended on the … more

There seems to be a certain bias against reporting Christian persecution throughout the world in the public media. The public media have no problems writing stories about the personal failures of … more