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Today is Good Friday. Jesus' body has been taken down from the cross and laid in the tomb. The tomb has been sealed, and now we wait. There's not...

My brothers and sisters in Christ, we gather here in the Basilica this evening to begin the celebration of the Sacred Triduum. Our observance of...

Benedictine influence upon liturgy as both prayer and an academic subject spans centuries. It is also found in my own short life. In grade school...

As we begin Holy week, many reflections come to heart and mind. We are blessed at André House to have some powerful Holy Week activities and...

Today is the day of great expectations. Jesus, thought by the masses to be the long-awaited Messiah, enters Jerusalem triumphantly. He is given an...

In the following post, David Mahin, a senior at Siegfried Hall at the University of Notre Dame, recounts his experience of finding hospitality at...

One of the lessons I learned early in my priesthood was the importance of visiting the sick and homebound of the parish. Twenty-one of my 27 years...

St. Joseph has always been a part of my life. I was born in St. Joseph Hospital to a mother named Josephine, and she was born on the feast of St....

When I tell my US friends that I live in Perú, most of them will quickly ask if I had seen Machu Picchu. Now I can say I have! In February,...