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This Sunday, We Look at the Church and Say: ‘Come, Lord Jesus! Enough Is Enough’

Lord, it seems so dark. We finally understand why the prophets pleaded with you. Now we do also: Please return to us!

Drawing on Boethius to Illuminate Dante

In Boethius Dante could have found the mythological poet Orpheus, who went down to Hades.

Light the Lights! It’s the Most Pro-Life Time of the Year

It's secular “Christmas season” when the whole culture vigorously celebrates an unborn baby.

This Sunday, Decide What the King Will See When God is ‘All in All’

The veil will be gone when Christ appears with all his angels and you appear with all your works of mercy.

A (Shorter) Prayer for Thanksgiving Dinner

On Thursday’s table — and sitting around it — are the symbols of what you have to be grateful for.

New NFL Coach learned Faith, Family, and Football at Benedictine

Tabor introduced the NFL world to his alma mater and its mission.

Miracles and Lantern Light: Celebrating 160 Years of Mount St. Scholastica

Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, is joining in as Mount St. Scholastica Monastery celebrates the 160th anniversary of the arrival of the first Benedictine Sisters on the Kansas frontier. Two key events have helped to celebrate the occasion. The first was a special Nov. 5 concert available on YouTube or

A ‘Witness to Hope’ in His Hometown’s Public Schools

Benjamin Hoopes discovered the needs in his own back yard through the eyes of St. John Paul II.

NBC’s ‘The Voice’ Singer Tells Concert Crowd: Benedictine College ‘Saved My Life’

Durell Anthony inspired Ravens with both his songs and his words at his packed campus concert, saying, “God has a plan for you”