Why do We Celebrate Thanksgiving Day?
Thanksgiving Day is a time for looking back in gratitude. But what is the true origin of Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving Day is a time for looking back in gratitude. But what is the true origin of Thanksgiving?
Students meditate on five depictions of the Annunciation in art, and listen to a beautiful hymn to the Virgin Mary. They then reflect on their experience, and discuss how the paintings and music affirm, celebrate, or illuminate our Holy Catholic Faith.
Students hear and reflect on a beautiful musical setting of a passage from the Prophet Isaiah, written by the Catholic composer, William Byrd (ca. 1540–1623).
Scripture often uses the image of a mother’s love as a way to illustrate the depth of God’s nurturing love for each of us. This image has been made all the more powerful by the miracle of the Incarnation.
Valentine’s Day provides an opportunity for us to reflect on the love of Jesus Christ, which, through the grace of the Sacraments, nurtures and cultivates all other loves and relationships.
Students encounter and reflect on the magnificent Basilica of St. Peter in Rome, and learn about some of the artistic and architectural marvels it contains.
Though we cannot and should not mentally limit the grace of God to a physical place, the sacramentality of our Faith reinforces the importance of place in our public worship of God.
In a Dallas court , Brandt Jean, whose brother was slain by off-duty officer Amber Guyger, publicly forgave his brother’s killer. He revealed that this decision was prompted by his Christian faith. This act astonished those who witnessed it and certainly was an unexpected turn of events considering the details of the trial.
As election day draws near, the noise and distractions of political debates and ads that fill daily life can draw our gaze away from Our Lord.
As we witness violence in society, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed and spiritually disoriented. What are we to think, and how are we to act when we see injustice?
Amid the current crisis caused by the spread of COVID-19, it is easy to feel isolated and disconnected from our neighbors, our friends, and even God Himself.