Tag: Hope in a pandemic

The first two acts of the world’s first Christian are a model for Catholics after the pandemic.

Catholics share how they rediscovered prayer, Scripture, and the great preachers (and YouTubers) of our time during the pandemic

If there is no God, then the universe wasn’t designed by love; it emerged from chaos and everything will never be all right. But there is a God.

“Lord, I believe in you …… Because of the witness of science. … Because of the witness of the saints. … Because of the witness of the Gospels..”

The coronavirus pandemic is demonic. And that means something great is about to happen.

Francisco and Jacinta died in the Spanish Flu epidemic, longing for the Eucharist and offering their sufferings for sin.

Church teaching actually has a lot to say about being home … and longing for something better.

When St. Peter said to “Always be ready to give a reason for your hope.” he meant to be ready for times of crisis like what the world faces today.

“This illness is not to end in death, but is for the glory of God,” Jesus said to his Apostles, and to us today.

Too sick to pray, the widow Elizabeth Ann Seton clutched a crucifix and picture of the Blessed Virgin Mary to her chest instead …