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I have often been asked, “Can you be a good Catholic and successful in business?”

Saint Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna (Turkey), fought early Church heresy, was friend to St. Ignatius of Antioch, and was martyred for his faith.

It's coincidental that Abraham Lincoln’s birthday falls two days shy of Valentine’s Day, and few would look to our 16th president for wisdom in romance.

Legate couples manage to keep it together in their marriages as well as in the corporate world

Legate Pat McCaskey shares family, pro-life, and Super Bowl stories

As 2020 began, Corporate Travel of Northville, Michigan was on its way to having its best year ever.

As a teen who read his Bible every night, Legate David Brugh seemed an unlikely candidate for conversion to atheism.

Our grandchildren are one of our greatest joys. If we knew how fun grandparenting would be, we would have skipped over parenting altogether.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of pregnancies and abortion-vulnerable women coming to the St. John Paul II Life Center and Vitae Clinic in Austin, TX, greatly increased.

For some reason, it was around our 10th kid that people stopped asking, “Do you know what causes that?” or told me to get a television.

On December 7, 1965, Pope St. Paul VI promulgated the Second Vatican Council document Gaudium et Spes (Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World), which emphasized a theology of Christian mission, describing the Church as “leaven in the world” (GS, 40).

One of the most eye-opening statements I have ever read was Peter Kreeft’s discussion of stuff.

The Homeboy Way, Love Never Fails: Living the Catholic Faith in Our Daily Lives, The Lenten Cookbook

"First things first," said St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner as he accepted the trophy as Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XXXIV at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. “I’ve got to thank my Lord and Savior up above – thank You, Jesus!”

Telemedicine is not new, but the Covid-19 pandemic has brought telemedicine into the mainstream.

If each of us were a dish, we would all have our own recipe — our own ingredients, talents, years, environmental factors, and life experiences that make up who we are.

Orlando chaplain left a promising business career after 'a good confession' led him to the priesthood

Mike Huhn, National 2021 President of the Year, guided Cincinnati chapter through the pandemic's toughest months