Catholic Church

By Phil Lawler, CatholicCulture - The primary duty of priests, on the other hand, is to provide their people with the sacraments and with orthodox teaching and counsel—to nourish the army of evangelizers, and then send them out into the fields to bring in the harvest. The fact that so many Catholics are not attending Mass regularly, that so many Catholics apparently do not feel that they are nourished by the Eucharistic liturgy, points to an urgent need for priests to fulfill their own primary role, rather than looking for new fields to conquer.

By Fr. Richard Heilman, Roman Catholic Man - “We are very far right now from looking like the Kingdom of God. We’ve got to get to work. The secular world is very hostile toward us right now and so we have to respond with strength and with charity; always with the Love of Jesus. What better way to thank God for his Blessings in sustaining us so far and to ask for His Healing and for the conquest of evil in our own country and in our own culture than participating in a Rosary Coast to Coast.” -Bishop Robert Morlino

By Mark C McCann, Catholic Stand - Our heavenly Father has a plan for our lives, a holy blueprint that He uses to shape His children within the Church by satisfying the four basic hungers that all human beings have. These inner longings are really just the ways in which we work out the purposes for which we have been created. When we grow in Christ, those hungers are satisfied and we become the men and women we are meant to be.

By Fr. Mike Schmitz, Ascension Presents - Permanent things, such as heaven and God himself, give us hope. So, it’s natural for people to have trouble with the ever-changing aspects of life, such as aging and relationships. In this video, Fr. Mike explains how we can embrace change in a way that makes us more grateful for the joys we are experiencing in the present moment.