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The centerpiece of the trip will be Vatican City state, where ilgrims will dive deep into the beauty and history of the Church

Decorum has taken a nosedive, and the repercussions are toxic.“As the family goes, so goes the nation, and so goes the whole world,” Pope St. John Paul II said in 1986.

Small and perishable, it was not a food easily cultivated for storage like potatoes, beans, squash, and maize. By the time Christopher Columbus arrived upon the shores of America, the tomato had made its way to Mexico, but stopped short of crossing the border into southwest North America.

Total hip replacements, also known as total hip arthroplasties (THA), are one of today’s most successful orthopedic procedures. Over 300,000 total hips are replaced annually in the U.S.

“It's complicated.” Isn't that how people often describe their relationships? The relationships in The Tribunal are precisely that.

The biblical idea of a disciple means more than simply learning the teachings of a teacher; it has meant modeling oneself after His example and growing more like Him every day.

Is there hope for the state of marriage in our culture today? Scott Hahn believes so.

New how-to books on business and management are published every week, and “change or die” is a recurring theme.

“munificence concerns itself with large projects such as building schools, churches, hospitals, radio stations, and funding the needs of social reconstruction

Some of the best opportunities to grow spiritually emerge precisely at those places where we encounter the most difficult challenges of family life.

The natural exclusivity intended in parenthood is meant to afford protection, security about our origins, and the safety of the home hearth.

Currently, the federal government prohibits hospitals from withholding or withdrawing infant life support. There are, however, three exceptions.

During that time, he wrote reflections which later contributed to his renowned Spiritual Exercises — a compilation of meditations, prayers, and practices for deepening one’s relationship with God.

Monsignor Joseph Schaedel, 70, the chaplain of Legatus’ Indianapolis Chapter, will serve as the chaplain for Legatus’ Rome Pilgrimage in October.

Diana Parent, the outgoing president of Legatus’ Fort Wayne Chapter, led one of the most vibrant and rapidly growing Legatus chapters in the country.

By virtue of our membership in the Church, we are all called to share our faith. Likewise, when we find something good, we are compelled to share it with others.