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As noted in the past, I have experienced many blessings since I started meeting regularly with my spiritual director. One such blessing came early on when he encouraged me to spend an hour a day in adoration.

Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky was a bishop of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church and a martyr. He had a great zeal for the salvation of souls and lived a life of great virtue.

Saint Francis of Assisi purportedly instructed his followers to "preach the Gospel always and if necessary, use words."

Left-learning activists are influencing corporate policy by proxy ballots, but conservative and religious groups are now mounting a spirited defense.

Will the U.S. Supreme Court send Roe gently down the stream? A leaked draft opinion suggest yes, but rougher waters lay ahead.

Tom and Glory Sullivan will accompany the Legatus pilgrimage to Guadalupe for the last time this month, but their longtime support for the care and education of the destitute children of Girlstown goes on.

Christ challenges us, as He did St. Peter, to "cast into the deep" (Luke 5:4). While there are several layers of meaning to this call, among these are to trust in His word, to do God's will, and to embrace our Christian mission to the fullest.

The professional world can be a very daunting place for any aspiring young woman who wishes to climb the ladder of success.

On December 1, 1862, Abraham Lincoln concluded his remarks to Congress with these words: "Fellow citizens, we cannot escape history." A month later, he issued the Emancipation Proclamation.

People who know Christ, follow Christ, and make Him known.

The gallbladder is a small organ attached to the liver that stores and releases bile into the intestines.

A Legatus forum is a proven platform to explore your deepest thoughts and experiences with like-minded Catholics.

Father's Day reminds us about both the importance and the challenges of fatherhood.

Elizabeth Clines and John Daly of the vibrant Louisville Chapter seek to balance excellent speakers with social time for Legatus.

Father Patrick Schultz is the new chaplain of Legatus' Cleveland Chapter, succeeding the retiring Bishop Roger Gries.