In 1264, Pope Urban IV called upon St. Thomas Aquinas to compose the prayers and hymns for this new celebration. The hymns Aquinas wrote - including Pange Lingua (with Tantum Ergo) and Panis Angelicus - are still treasured and sung throughout the Church today.
In a world of vast intelligence, education, and rapidly advancing Artificial Intelligence, will we be like the heartless tenants who deny God, or will we use these "fruits" to serve the Truth?
Drawing from St. Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians, Father Tom describes the Holy Spirit as the one who searches the very heart of our Creator to bring us the truth of who God is.
the incredible story of Crystal Ortega, a valedictorian from Dominican University. Facing a Stage 4 cancer diagnosis, Crystal didn’t just fight for her own life—she moved mountains for others.
While society often tries to overlook or silence those they deem "lesser," Father Brendan shares a moving personal story about Jorge, a young blind man whose leadership and faith transformed an entire parish community.
St. Peter reminds us that we are a "ransomed" people—not purchased with silver or gold, but with something far more valuable: the precious blood of Jesus Christ.
