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The name Mary has played a central role in my life.

(d. 620) Feast Day: May 15 - Canonized: 1247 Patron of those suffering nervous and mental afflictions, victims of incest

While preparing last month’s issue of Legatus magazine with its emphasis on the relationship of psychology and religion, a pair of brief items in the April 2023 issue of Psychology Today magazine caught my attention.

People of the Balkan nation, destination for a fall Legatus cruise, reveal their Catholic faith through Marian shrines and devotions

In uncertain or competitive times, companies sometimes hold onto excess information, cash — or employees. It may not be the most prudent or just strategy for all concerned

He’s a champion surfer, conquering some of the world’s most challenging waves. She and her team members rock the skate parks and mountain slopes. All are committed Catholics who use their sporting skills to inspire the faith of others

In the 18th century, St. Alphonsus Liguori taught that devotion to the Blessed Mother is a conduit for God’s sanctifying grace

In my previous column on business and virtue, I employed the metaphor of a garden and its need for productive care, likening it to enterprise.

Humanity needs the presence of God and the Church, despite the world’s insistence that it does not.

When people ask how to grow in their Catholic faith and in their life of prayer, my advice is: start going to daily Mass.

”They have no more wine!”

Is Disney part of the culture, or is Disney shaping the culture?

When a patient wants to speak with me about diet changes, our conversation might traditionally go something like this: Me: How are you eating these days? Patient: Generally healthy. Me: Okay, take me through what you ate yesterday. Patient: Um… Eggs for breakfast. No wait, a bagel.

As we celebrate Mary during this month of May, thoughts turn to the many Vatican-recognized Marian apparitions through the centuries.

It is one of the greatest joys of my life to share with children about the immense love of Jesus in the Eucharist.

Rob Reynolds is a member of Legatus’ Tampa Bay Chapter, having served as its president through 2022.

Don't be afraid to be 'countercultural,' advises Fr. Garrett Kau