Fr James Bradley remembers a transformative evening in Hyde Park

Greenville, South Carolina, was not a place I knew before I came to America just over three-and-a-half years ago. It is a smart modern town within view of the Blue Ridge mountains, and a hub of the motor industry, playing home to both BMW and Michelin. Greenville is also home to Bob Jones University, a

Advent is a chance to deepen our experience of the liturgy - beginning with silence

Liturgy and ecumenism go hand in hand, as Vatican II's documents demonstrate

Pope Benedict XVI used the same term in the same context of the pastoral care of the divorced and remarried

Lilias Trotter is not a household name, but she almost was, and perhaps one day she might be. Born to a wealthy family in 1853, after a chance meeting in Venice she became a student of John Ruskin, who told her that she had the potential to become the greatest living painter. Her life is

The annual march gives American Catholics a wonderful opportunity to promote a culture of life

Young Catholics understand what it takes to make the Church truly flourish