Catholic Church

By Fr. Ed Broom, OMV, Catholic Exchange - The most important moment in our life is the very moment that we die. This will determine our destiny for all eternity. Either we will be saved or damned. Either we will be with God for all eternity or we will be lost for all eternity. The best way for all of us to have a holy death is to right now and until we die prepare for a holy and happy death.

By Deusvult, St. Mary of Pine Bluff Catholic Church - Father Chad Ripperger’s Nov. 3 talk at St. Mary of Pine Bluff, WI speaks on the "Levels of Spiritual Warfare" is now available for video replay. Fr. Ripperger spoke to an overflow crowd at St. Mary of Pine Bluff Catholic Church on how evil manifests itself and what the faithful can do to combat it.   

By William Kilpatrick, Crisis Magazine - Well, the hour is here, but where’s the man? That’s what many Catholics must be wondering. The Church is in the midst of what may be the worst crisis of its existence, yet, the man of the hour is nowhere in sight. The pope and the men around him—the ones we would ordinarily expect to lead us out of the crisis—are the ones who have led us into it....

By Msgr. Charles Pope, EWTN News - As the annual Fall General Assembly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) approaches (Nov. 12-14 in Baltimore), we do well to ponder a critical work of bishops (along with priests and deacons) — that of governance.... Governance is suggested in the very title of the sacrament received in its fullness: the Sacrament of Holy Orders (Sacramentum Ordinis). The word “order” suggests, well, order! Maintaining order is generally understood to mean keeping things in good condition, directing things or people to their proper purpose and end.