Father Rusty Bruce shares his reflections on Chapter Six of Pope Francis' latest encyclical.

Father Patrick Riviere shares his reflections on Chapter Five of Pope Francis' latest encyclical.

During the month of May our thoughts turn to Mary and the rosary.

Father Cody Chatagnier shares his reflections on Chapter Four of Pope Francis' latest encyclical.

A lot of people are concerned about the commercialization of our holidays and whether or not the religious significance has been taken out of the celebrations.

On Dec. 8, 2020, Pope Francis issued his apostolic letter "Patris corde" (With a Father's Loving Heart)

Father Alex Gaudet shares his reflections on Chapter Three of Pope Francis' latest encyclical.

Before you despair and toss in the towel midway through Lent, let me first offer you some words of encouragement.

OPS team accompanies pastors and parish leaders by listening and praying to know God's will as a team

Father Joey Lirette shares his reflections on Chapter Two of Pope Francis' latest encyclical

'Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me'

As Catholics, being generous and expressing gratitude is innately in our hearts connecting us to God.

Father P.J. Madden shares his reflections on Chapter One of Pope Francis' latest encyclical

A lot of people are concerned that Christmas has become too commercial and that the religious significance has been taken out of the celebration. Taking a look at the symbols of Christmas reveals that Christ is everywhere!

Gratitude is a profound spiritual posture that we cannot afford to leave because it forms the heart of our interior life and our relationship with God.

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops developed the Catholic Campaign for Human Development to continue Jesus' mission throughout the church.

The Catholic Church in the United States will celebrate National Vocations Awareness Week from November 1-7 in 2020.

The month of November is celebrated as National Black Catholic History Month to celebrate the long history and heritage of Black Catholics.