A Pope of Hope (Morning Air)

Image via Riccardo De Luca – Update / Shutterstock. White smoke rose above the Sistine Chapel, and the world rejoiced. Habemus Papam! The Church had a new shepherd: Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope. For Catholics across the United States, it was more than a moment in Vatican history. It felt personal. The son...Continue reading→

Bishop Thomas Paprocki: The Lessons of a Declined Award

In September, Cardinal Blase Cupich announced that the Archdiocese of Chicago would be giving a Senator Dick Durbin a lifetime achievement award at their Keep Hope Alive celebration on November 3rd. Cardinal Cupich stated that the award was being presented to Senator Durbin for his work in immigration, but many responded by pointing out that...Continue reading→

First Saturday Devotions (The Drew Mariani Show)

Image via AM113 / Shutterstock. On The Drew Mariani Show, Drew sits down with Barb Ernster, spokesperson for the World Apostolate of Fatima, to talk about one of the most powerful yet often forgotten requests of the Blessed Mother – the First Saturday Devotion. It’s a devotion that Our Lady called “essential for peace in the...Continue reading→

Pope Leo: The Resurrection is the Heart of Our Hope

On Morning Air, Ashley Noronha joined John Morales to reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s Wednesday general audience from October 1. The Holy Father centered his catechesis on the Resurrection of Christ, calling it the very heart of Christian faith and the foundation of Christian hope. Pope Leo reminded the faithful that the Resurrection was not...Continue reading→

The Feast of the Guardian Angels

When I was in 4th grade, Sister Lydia told us to be sure to make room on the seat of our desks for our Guardian Angels.  She was reinforcing the Catholic belief that everyone has a Guardian Angel.  Referring to these Angels, the Catechism of the Catholic Church says: “From its beginning until death, human...Continue reading→

Pope Leo on Jesus’ Love in the Midst of Suffering

Image via Adam Jan Figel / Shutterstock. Rome correspondent Ashley Noronha joins John Morales for Relevant in Rome, where she reports on the Holy Father’s recent General Audience – which centered around Jesus’ Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane. Pope Leo XIV held his Wednesday General Audience inside Paul VI Hall because of significant heat...Continue reading→

Why They Mock “Thoughts and Prayers”

Secular figures mock the phrase “thoughts and prayers” for several reasons. Some do not understand prayer. To them, prayer is nothing more than wishful thinking or a sentimental slogan. When they hear “thoughts and prayers,” they perceive it as a meaningless platitude and, in truth, it often is, when repeated reflexively without any real prayer...Continue reading→

Pope Leo XIV: Christ Shows Us Love Conquers Fear

On Morning Air, Ashley Noronha joined John Morales to reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s catechesis from his Wednesday general audience on August 27. The Holy Father turned our attention to the Passion of Christ, particularly the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, where the Lord’s fear and loneliness revealed the depth of His humanity. Even...Continue reading→

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