The canonization of Newman should not lead to the temptation of turning this Saint into a gentle, Victorian house cat.
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This Sunday in Rome, Pope Francis will declare John Henry Newman to be a saint, raising to the altars the most noble exemplar of the distinctive genius of English Catholicism.
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The soon-to-be saint relentlessly sought the Truth, and he had the courage to follow where it led.
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Timothy Schmalz's 'Angels Unawares' is a massive work including 140 figures representing migrants and refugees from throughout history.
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As Fr Lizdenis carefully lifted the little chalice, he was elevating the history of holiness lived by Lithuanian priests.
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As the highest-ranking American in the history of the Roman Curia, and earlier as archbishop of San Francisco, the late cardinal had an outsize influence on the Church.
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The world needs saving, but apparently Jesus won’t do it. According to the Liberals and now the Greens, progressive politics will.
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Father Raymond de Souza recommends the Green Party leader stop apologizing for her Christian faith and recognize that politics won’t save the world. Christ already has.
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The wisdom of Dante interpreted and made accessible by Pearson makes an important and needed contribution to our approach to moral theology.
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Pope Francis believes the cycle of poverty can be broken and an extraordinary missionary from Argentina does just that.
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This case is a stark warning of a new circumstance in which faithful Christians have to reckon with suffering for their beliefs.
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The agenda of an upcoming meeting of Catholic bishops looks heavy on romantic primitivism, but more than a little light on understanding of original sin, detects Convivium Editor-in-Chief Father Raymond de Souza.
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Fr. Raymond reflects on the historic lunar landing, where is man’s place in the celestial heavens?
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Convivium Editor-in-Chief Father Raymond de Souza reminds us that cathedrals are built not for mini-golf but for the greatness of God.
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The project also reflects a renewed sense of mission for the Diocese of Orange, California.
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Very few things are truly unprecedented in the life of the Church, but a Catholic cathedral built inside of a former Protestant church is one of them.
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The liturgical calendar puts before us the principal mysteries of the faith. We don’t so much learn the faith in order to live it as much as we live the faith in order to learn it. And the liturgy is the primary place where we live the faith as we are embraced by God’s holy word and sacraments.
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There are burdens, often undeserved, that accompany every path in life. The priesthood is no exception, and the burdens of our life are not without blessings.
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