This great Feast of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, marks the close of the liturgical year and an appropriate keynote for

Just as nature seems to encourage us to slow down a bit during this season, so too, does the Church invite us

As I prepare this column on Election Day, the tally for the presidency of our country probably will not be known for

This past week, baseball fans were treated to another installment of the Fall Classic known as the World Series. As in other

It was my special privilege to bestow the Sacrament of Confirmation on 25 younger men and women and one adult this past

Driven in large part by political correctness and partisan academics and activists, it has become fashionable in recent years to criticize Christopher

In place of my usual weekly column, I have received permission from Bishop Thomas Paprocki, of Springfield, Illinois, an acquaintance of mine,

2020 will certainly go down in history as a most unusual year. Who, other than God, would have had the clairvoyance of

These two weekends have been something of an historical moment in the life of our parish. Our long-awaited First Holy Communion days

The pagan Greek philosopher, Aristotle, once wrote that there is an art to being generous. If people have the resources to be