Father Thomas Dailey, OSFS
Pope Leo XIV calls for a verbal disarmament ‘and to act...
With his first words from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica – “Peace be with you all!” – Pope Leo XIV blessed the watching...
‘Let’s forget to hope’: Jubilee 2025 focuses our faith on great...
Yes, you read that title correctly! It does, however, need better punctuation to convey the proper meaning, which a saint with local ties can...
The Sacred Heart: The real symbol of what has been and...
The philosopher Paul Ricoeur once claimed, “the symbol gives rise to thought” because its meaning cannot be exhausted by any conceptualizations.
Religious symbols do this....
Aiming toward a spiritual intelligence at Pentecost — Father Thomas Dailey,...
Linguists enjoy oxymorons – those word pairings that, despite being a contradiction literally, nevertheless still make sense. A civil war is anything but, nor...
Intelligence of communication today needs the virtue of a reasonable heart...
Can artificial intelligence (AI) really fix everything?
The question arose, with a “wink-and-nod,” in the “coy disclaimer” to a recent social media post that showed...
Meaning of the Eucharist is encounter with the living God, a...
If only churches were like ballparks. Just imagine: parking lots filled to capacity with pre-Mass bonding, excitable chants echoing all around, communal camaraderie in...
As a society, we still have much to learn in the...
The United States Bishops have invited Catholics to pray to the Sacred Heart of Jesus on the feast day (June 16). This year’s call...
In considering World Communications Day, cordiality gives us the way to...
It’s “time to be real.”
So says a popular social media app as it notifies users to snap and share a photo of what they’re...
In a world of polarization, a nod toward the word of...
The Super Bowl has come and gone, its final score to be celebrated by some, forgotten by most. But before that fateful Sunday fades...
Wise Men and the Christmas choice bring forward a modern-day message...
The Magi have come and gone. With the Epiphany the Christmas narrative concludes.
The popular story of the foreign travelers charms the masses with a...