Author name: New Columbia Movement

Advent is not a soft lead-in to Christmas. The Church has always treated it as a season of watchfulness, repentance, […]

Christmas is one of the greatest celebrations of the year. Throughout America, and indeed throughout all Christendom, families gather together

As we approach the closing of the year, do we eagerly wait for Christmas? A time to rest, a time

Originally, the ancient Celtic peoples divided their year into two halves: the light and the dark—from Samhain (pronounced sow-when) to

We do not face death without hope, nor treat the departed as past tense. In the Church’s light, the dead

Praying for the poor souls in purgatory is something almost every faithful Catholic is familiar with. But how often do

In January 2023, the FBI released its controversial “anti-Catholic” memorandum, which cited an article from The Atlantic suggesting that radical

The Holy Rosary is shrouded in all the mysteries of the Faith. This cannot be overstated, from the Wedding at

October invites men to return to the Rosary, not as a slogan but as a steady habit that shapes thought,

“If God truly loves us, why must we suffer?” This question haunts believers, especially when we witness tragedies like children