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The Christian practice of commemorating Christ's body and blood has developed differently for the various branches of Christianity. One teaching about communion, predominant in the Catholic church, is transubstantiation. Let's look at the actual...

Mortal sins are an aspect of Catholicism; however, it is not biblical. It is the belief that certain sins lead to death if they meet certain criteria. If you are worried about mortal sins today, know that all sin can be forgiven by God.

"For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever. Amen." - Romans 11:36

The church is supposed to be the light of the world. But this week, the doors of the church opened and what the world saw was darkness—on a staggering scale, on both sides of the Tiber.

“Jesus Christ” has been spotted in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains -- and that’s according to a Muslim!

Dorothy Day was a great advocate for the poor, broken, and outcasts of society. So what can we learn from her story?

As Christians, it is important that we educate ourselves on the past. This brutal piece of history demonstrates the need for unity and love for one another. The Protestant loyalists persecuted and discriminated against the Catholic nationalists...

Just what does the third commandment mean when it says not to take the name of the Lord in vain?

Why has The Practice of the Presence of God, written by a monk called Brother Lawrence, who worked in a monastery kitchen, inspired so many people?

The seventh commandment uses the word adultery, which we don’t hear much anymore. But as awkward as the discussion may be, it is one we need to have today: what does adultery mean?

St. Francis' Prayer of Peace is a timeless expression of humility, love, and service to others.

Divine Mercy Sunday is a significant feast in the Catholic Church, and it is celebrated on the second Sunday of the Easter season.

How did Rowan Williams become not just the most important priest in the Church of England, but an inspiring example to Christians worldwide?

You may know Russell Kirk (1918-1990) as “the father of American conservatism.” You may not know faith was a key part of his writing—and that there’s far more to that writing than just politics.

Is there more to following the fourth commandment than we think?