“The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith.”
Joseph McAuley
Joseph McAuley is an assistant editor of America.
Simon of Cyrene, Jesus’ Last Helper
You did your duty in what was perhaps the very first act of Christian charity.
Saint Joseph, his mysteries and his dreams
St Joseph the loving spouse of Mary and the foster father of Jesus is honored with a Feast Day on March 19th two days after the great feast of the Apostle of Ireland St Patrick It seems not only unfortunate but unfair to have the two great feasts of two great saints so close together Each y
How St. Patrick transformed his slavery
Every March 17th nearly everyone in the entire Irish Catholic world celebrates the feast of Saint Patrick And just about everyone knows something about him the legends the fables his apostolic works mdash but no one knows what he looked like He is of course commonly portrayed as a somewhat o
Small Catholic community offers a ray of hope in Turkmenistan
Catholicism is being resurrected in the former Soviet Republic.
Portrait of my father as a young man
There is something about seeing your parents when they themselves were young that makes you stand back and take notice.
Pope Francis and the room of tears
Given the personality of the pope, he will more likely prefer to mark his third anniversary privately and quietly, on his knees, in sincere prayer and petition.
Ireland, still leaderless
The fact that a new government could not come into being shows how serious the political fractiousness has become.
Nancy Reagan’s Love
The day Ronald Reagan died was the day when Nancy Reagan really died.
Bogged down In Irish electoral politics
The future for Ireland could be as rough as its fabled country roads.
