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For the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia a little more than a year ago, Fr. Bill Donovan, 57, was America’s “Man in Rome.”

The most important thing is to live our faith. To do that, we need models and a community; Legatus allows both those things to happen

Come hell or high water, when I was growing up as the seventh of eight children, my mother unfailingly made sure we gathered at the same time every evening at our modest kitchen table to break bread and share hearts.

Destination executive health programs place an emphasis on lifestyle changes with a more holistic approach

With its 52 fun and creative faith lessons, Feeding Your Family’s Soul is a vital tool that enables parents to transform dinner time into a prayerful faith lesson for elementary school to high school-aged children.

In the space of nine months, Sally Read went from being a staunch atheist to a devout Catholic.

In this definitive biography, Siccardi explores the life of Frassati, the young heir of Alfredo Frassati, founder of Italy’s La Stampa newspaper.

Lencioni, co-founder of The Amazing Parish Program (see article), has produced his first book specifically for Catholics.

Legates — like all Christians — are charged with spreading the faith.

Zmirak’s new guide refutes misconceptions about the Catholic Church and separates rumor from truth when it comes to Catholic traditions, faith, and controversial leaders.

An indulgence is simply a specific manifestation of God’s grace — one that the Church offers to us as a concrete way to show our love for the Lord and for our neighbor.

Mercy is the primary way we receive the Lord and give him to others. As we have developed a renewed understanding of mercy throughout this year, we are truly called to be merciful like the Father

No other intellectual tradition has such a sterling record of seeing through the ideologies of elites to the ugly consequences for society’s weakest members

The time is coming when faithful Catholic doctors are forced to choose between their profession and their religious beliefs

Too often we’ve mistakenly reduced socialism to economics, but the socialist vision has always been more than that — it’s a holistic vision of man and society.