
What Was Found: Finding Joy in the Psalms
The psalms—those lovely Old Testament poems—have some practical applications for us today.
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The psalms—those lovely Old Testament poems—have some practical applications for us today.

Father Jack Wintz, OFM, former editor, friar, and friend, passed away on January 11, 2021. Four of his former colleagues remember this gentle friar.

Thomas Merton continues to speak with a voice that is insightful, compelling, and prophetic.

Mary’s divine motherhood broadens the Christmas spotlight. Hers role as mother of God places her in a unique position in God’s redemptive plan.

Despite the year we’ve had, we at Franciscan Media live in hope. Father Mark Soehner, OFM, explains.

After an abusive childhood, Saint Sabas found refuge in a monastery, where he also found his vocation to the monastic life. Permitted to live as a hermit, Saint Sabas soon found others attracted to his way of life, and he eventually became the abbot of a monastic community. As a result, he is known as one of the founders of Eastern monasticism.
Saint John Damascene was born in Damascus, but spent most of his life in a monastery near Jerusalem. Little is known about his life, but John is remembered as the last of the Eastern Church Fathers. He gained fame as a poet and an author.