I recently returned from a camping trip that was perspective-shifting. As I sat around the campfire, gazing up at the...
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Lucas Coia has a Master’s degree from Brock University, focusing on late medieval Christian practice in Italy. Broadly, he is interested in the ways that Christians relate to, worship, and experience the divine in their everyday lives.
Happy May, everyone! Our reading this week covers the meeting of St. Peter and Cornelius, a Roman centurion stationed in...
This past Sunday, Catholics around the world were treated to a reading from the First Epistle of John. This letter,...
In the early 1940s, American composer Irving Berlin wrote a song that he described as not only the best song...
It’s not every day that a bishop and an atheist sit down to discuss religion in front of a camera....
New Orleans. A city of rich culture and history, it has been called the “most unique” place in the United...
This article considers the legacy of early Christian martyrs through a comparison of St. Perpetua, whose feast day is on...
A new Pope On February 11, 2013, Pope Benedict XVI shocked the world by announcing his imminent resignation. It was...
Did you know the world was supposed to end in 1260? Read about the prophet Joachim of Fiore, who predicted...
One of Christianity’s most influential figures is, undoubtedly, Saint Benedict. Born in 480 A.D. to a noble Italian family, Benedict...
Now that summer has ended, the air is cooling and the leaves are beginning to change colour, one cannot help...
(This is the final part of a two-part series on Peter of Morrone. Read Part 1 here.) Peter of Morrone...
(Part 1 of a two-part series on Peter of Morrone – Read Part 2) Peter of Morrone (1209-1296) was a...
This article is the first in a series titled: Saints, mystics and other holy people. From the time of Jesus...
