Adding more words will not make Mass “better.” If you cleanly speak the words as they are, if you let them flow through you, the people in the pews may hear the Mass as they have never heard it before. You do not need to do more. It’s not about you.

Tobias Wolff pays tribute to John L'Heureux, a literary giant and a great teacher of essential human truths.

Wheeling Jesuit University will end its Jesuit affiliation at the end of the current academic year.

Father Schall was often described as a contrarian, but he had his mind set on the "essential and ultimate" questions.

The liturgies of Lent and Easter, like the churches themselves, are built upon the conviction that the resurrection changes everything.

Couldn’t it be apple juice instead of wine? Isn’t it the principle that matters? It could, of course, but then we would lose everything.