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"I was happy to be a mom, yet something was wrong. Really wrong. It was loneliness—crushing, piercing loneliness."

Jan. 22 will be the 49th anniversary of the 1973 United States’ Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in all 50 states.

"Out of the corner of my eye I couldn’t help noticing a fragile, wilted-looking lady of indeterminate age approaching me..."

How far would you travel to see Jesus and adore him? What gift would you bring to him?

Even well-intentioned and well-disciplined Christians can miss the deeper significance of Christmas, which is the incarnation of God.

Stepping outside for the first time after my COVID-19 quarantine, I paused to inhale the fresh, fall air. It was Oct. 31, 2021, and I had never felt so grateful for my life.

St. Charles Borromeo Church of Oakes is updating its facilities and adding more space for community fellowship.

"As much as people look forward to the holidays, they often bring stresses as well, and family dynamics are among the greatest ones."

"Now I know that my home is in God, not just as an abstract idea but as a profound part of my life."

To honor its long, faith-based history, Riverview Place is celebrating the lives of all residents who have passed by offering a month-long event.

That Wednesday, my phone’s weather app warned of a rain shower, followed by three days of snowfall—the season’s first...

“Sins give rise to social situations and institutions that are contrary to the divine goodness. ‘Structures of sin’ are the expression and effect of personal sins. They lead their victims to do evil in their turn.”

On Dec. 6 we celebrate the feast of St. Nicholas.

St. Ann’s Indian Mission, Belcourt, created an outdoor Fall Family Festival and hosted an All Saints Day Trunk-or-Treat.

Bishop Folda visited CHI Lisbon Health, toured the facility, and presided over a special Mass to bless the altar and to celebrate the dedication of the chapel to St. Catherine of Siena.

I’ve learned a few things over time, including this imperative: Look past the anger and to the pain.

"This form of journeying together, which the Pope calls 'synodality,' is a way for the Church to hear the voice of God and to carry out more fervently the mission that Jesus gave to us, to make disciples of all nations."

Church bells announced the start of the first Nepomuk Narly Gravel Grinder Bike Race in Pisek on Oct. 2.

Did you know there is a Catholic tradition of handing out prayer cards at funerals?

"It is a particular blessing this year to encounter God’s children and assist in guiding them towards heaven."