Irish potato famine showed incredibly heroic, humble priests. That’s what we need today These priests did not regard themselves as heroes. This was all done in the line of duty — a matter of fulfilling what they had sworn to God. News Fr. William J. Slattery • Jun 2, 2020Jun 18, 2021
Coronavirus pandemic: God’s punishment or meaningless bad luck? The current epidemic has exposed how ubiquitous an error in our times is the denial that God is in charge of every last detail. Blogs Peter Kwasniewski • Mar 17, 2020Jun 18, 2021
Why coronavirus is a punishment from God that should lead to repentance God intends His punishments to be medicinal. They are to stimulate us to repent and help us grow in holiness. Blogs Joseph Shaw • Mar 12, 2020Jun 18, 2021
Coronavirus mayhem: Churches closed, travel restricted, schools shuttered, sports suspended Governments' and local churches' response to the outbreak are being felt worldwide. News Dorothy Cummings McLean • Mar 12, 2020Jun 18, 2021
Priest: Coronavirus is a ‘great spiritual opportunity’ to deepen faith, help others Fr. Anthony Pillari said the Lord Himself told us that we should have 'great hope' in the time of any tribulation, 'including the current virus epidemic.' News Dorothy Cummings McLean • Mar 12, 2020Jun 18, 2021
Coronavirus and the Church: How one sainted pope handled plague Pandemics have always been considered as divine chastisements in history, and the sole remedy the Church took against them was prayer and penance. Opinion Roberto de Mattei • Feb 21, 2020Jul 30, 2021