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Last week and today during his General Audiences, Pope Benedict focused on St. Jerome, whom most of us know as the translator of the Bible into Latin – the Vulgate – and his associations with lions. (The legend of St. Jerome and the lion has been retold many times, including a version by Rumer Godden.…

Word is, via Galley Cat, that Oprah’s next book club pick is Ken Follett’s best-selling Pillars of the Earth, which is about the building of a cathedral in the 12th century. If that’s true, quite a departure for her. I had always harbored a secret wish that she would, at some point, select In This…

I have work to do, so I shouldn’t have really clicked on EWTN’s live feed of the USCCB. Because I did, and instead of the boring stuff I expected to hear, I catch Bishop Aquila of Fargo exhorting the body, in the discussion on the Faithful Citizenship document to replace language referring to “spiritual well-being”…

…a couple of notes on the ties that bind, “small” apostolates that fly under the radar but are, in fact, the kind of life and service that mark the Catholic life around the world: At Atonement Online, Fr. Phillips, pastor of that Anglican Use Catholic parish in San Antonio, writes of the support his parish…
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