Mass Readings Elisha’s plow and the cost of yes
Today's readings show Elisha burning his plow to follow Elijah and Christ demanding simple yes or no. What both scenes teach us…
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Church US Bishops advance sainthood cause for Minnesota priest
The USCCB has approved the next step in the canonization process for Msgr. Joseph Buh, a priest from the Diocese of Duluth.
News US bishops consecrate America to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
On June 11, 2026, the U.S. bishops consecrated the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, marking America's 250th anniversary.
Saints Our Lady of Fátima and the prayer she asked three children
On June 12, the Church honors Our Lady of Fátima, whose 1917 apparitions gave us the Rosary's most urgent prayer.
Mass Readings The yoke that lightens: what today’s readings say about rest
Today's readings from Deuteronomy, 1 John, and Matthew reveal God's choosing love and Christ's invitation to rest.
Prayer Prayer Before Study: St. Thomas Aquinas on wisdom and understanding
St. Thomas Aquinas's 13th-century prayer asking God for wisdom, understanding, and grace before study. Pray it before opening your books.
News What the Irish phrase ‘Duine le Dia’ teaches us about holiness
An Irish phrase for holiness reveals a forgotten way of seeing the saints among us. Here's what Catholics can learn from it.
Church Vatican recognizes two Czech priests as martyrs of communism
The Vatican has formally recognized two Czech priests as martyrs killed by the communist regime, advancing their causes for beatification.
News Pope Leo XIV receives Gaudí-inspired crozier at Sagrada Familia
The Pope celebrated Mass at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia and received a new pastoral staff featuring three architectural elements from Gaudí's basilica.
Saints St. Barnabas: The Apostle Who Chose Mercy Over Rules
St. Barnabas championed Paul when no one else would and showed the early Church what encouragement looks like in action.