Tomorrow is the new year: 7,534. Yes, it really is and it is the Church's New Year's Eve. Strange as this sounds we will see why it all really matters.

Pope St. John Paul II reminds us that the Catholic Church breathes with both lungs East and West. There are actually 21 different ancient and venerable ways to be Catholic.

Liturgy is more than an obligation. It is a blueprint for all of life, the sanctification of time, space and matter, the revelation of the true nature of things.

What does it really mean to be human? This week in many Eastern Catholic Churches, we stand between the nature of our origins and our glorious destiny as human beings.

"What is the significance of a personal encounter between a lay Eastern Catholic and Pope Leo XIV? Back from his pilgrimage to Rome, we will hear from the most influential lay ecumenist in the Eastern Catholic Churches today. "

Charity begins at home. As the Church is charitable throughout the world, let charity also begin at home with: Things that a Latin Rite Catholic should never ask and Eastern Catholic.

Pope St. John Paul II reminds us that the Catholic "breathes with both lungs east and west." There are actually 21 different, ancient and venerable ways to be Catholic

Pope St. John Paul II reminds us that the Catholic "breathes with both lungs east and west." There are actually 21 different, ancient and venerable ways to be Catholic

The question of "what is the difference between a Latin Rite Catholic and an Eastern Rite Catholic?" cannot be answered in one word or a single book. We can, nonetheless, provide some answers to the question.

St. Augustine said to Our Lord, “So Ancient, Yet So New, how late have I found Thee.” The words of St. Augustine to Our Lord might also be the words of those who have found a place with the Eastern Catholic Churches.