
Day of the Dead: A Communion of Saints
Catholics the world over keep the Day of the Dead of honoring ancestors and departed loved ones.
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Catholics the world over keep the Day of the Dead of honoring ancestors and departed loved ones.

The presence or chorus of the saints—living and dead—reassures us that we never travel alone. They might say, “we got your back.”

Father Murray Bodo, OFM, addresses the very real experience of the emptiness we sometimes encounter in prayer.

The life of St. Clare offers us so many ways to model a life of faith in Christ.

What does God ask of us when he calls us to holiness?

Christ is the model for a genuine leader. Let us pray for our shepherds–bishops, priests, deacons, pastors, elders, pastoral administrators–that they may reflect his example.

We live in a culture of instant gratification where most anything we want is just one click away. Advent invites us to slow down and savor the season of expectation, longing, and hope.

On All Souls’ Day, we celebrate all those who have passed away. This author addresses questions people may have about the practicalities of a Catholic death and burial.

Since we are truly one in heart, we should find a common expression of the Spirit who moves us.

“Not me, but God,” Blessed Carlo Acutis is quoted as saying. When this author visited Assisi, she discovered the growing excitement surrounding the millennial teenager’s life, legacy, and sainthood cause.