The Archetypical Apostle

He was figure of unrivalled stature; the only way to sum him accurately up is to say that he was great in everything. His conversion is a sign of hope for our times.
The Centre of Creation Is Born, Dividing the Waters

Over the Christmas season, grace beckons us to join Jesus in the stable of Bethlehem. What is our response? Do we imitate the shepherds who went with all haste to adore the Infant God?
A Fisher of Men

In the Divine Master’s call to St. Andrew, lessons emerge that can serve to enrich the apostolate in every age.
Charity Is Friendship

The two precepts that summarize the Decalogue contain the fullness of the Gospel law. Those who practise them in their fulness will be true friends of God and will enjoy Him for all eternity.
The Omnipotence of True Love

Those who walk the path of faith as good soldiers of Christ must remain continually on the alert in order to overcome the enemies of salvation. For this, there is no weapon more powerful than true brotherly love.
In Expectation of an Age of Miracles

The episode of Jesus walking on the water shows how hope is a virtue of unparalleled importance, on which faith and charity in large measure depend. What is the role of hope in the current situation of the Church and the world?
All or Nothing…

Faced with the captivating beauty of the Son of God and the extraordinary gift of being called to the Kingdom of Heaven, we must completely renounce whatever separates us from this end, and give all, or we will have given nothing.
Jesus’ Heart Was Moved with Pity…

Over the course of history, many have sacrificed their lives for God, or perhaps for a loved one. But who would lay down their life for an enemy? Jesus precisely did this to save each one of us!
Torrent of Marian Graces

In the mystery of the Visitation, we contemplate the first announcement of the Universal Mediation of Mary Most Holy, through whom her Divine Son will soon renew the face of the earth with a conflagration of grace and mercy.
The Marian Dawn of the Resurrection

The Liturgy invites us to share in the joy that filled Our Lord at that most glorious of all moments, when He reassumed His Sacred Body. If we wish to have an idea of this joy, we can contemplate its most faithful echo in the Heart of Mary.