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We repeat the mystery of the Incarnation every Sunday at Mass, but do we let ourselves be moved by it?

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Newman explains how the Gospel sheds light upon human suffering, teaching us that Christ turned punishment into a privilege, even bodily pain.

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Newman explains King Jeroboam's disobedience and idolatry, and invites the Church to true worship, and a patient trusting in the Holy Spirit.

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Saul had many gifts, but lacked the one necessary thing: fear of God. We also need it if we want to maintain our peace and trust in God.

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St. John Henry Newman was declared a saint of the Catholic Church by Pope Francis on October 13, 2020. His feast day is celebrated liturgically on October 9.

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Just as the created world is full of order and one thing depends on another, God has created angels who serve Him in many ways. And He has provided each person with a guardian angel to protect him on earth and lead him to heaven.

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Use of talents and accomplishments and all things we do with our time, including leisure, should bring us closer to God.

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Zeal is a signature mark of belonging to Christ, but it must be tempered by faith.

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