Read this article to learn about the three steps of confession.

Our Lord Jesus Christ is the model penitent. As we follow Jesus into the desert for 40 days, let us pray, fast and give alms.

Gerald Johnson was taken to hell and witnessed the horrible tortures of the demons. God gave him a second chance and we too find a lesson.

Your heart will be thrilled by this presentation of Handel's Messiah with the Choir of King's College and Stephen Cleobury.

Learn about this amazing story of peace and reconciliation among enemies that St. John Cantius worked in Babica, Poland.

Many Catholics who receive Communion make little use of the Sacrament of Confession to prepare for a worthy reception of Christ's Presence.

The parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus has its literal meaning, but the Fathers of the Church also have read it with allegorical meaning.

Sts. Cornelius and Cyprian, martyrs of the Decian persecution of the third century, teach us the golden mean between severity and laxity.

A remarkable Eucharistic miracle took place over six centuries ago in the little village of Seefeld, Austria in the Church of St. Oswald.

"You love alcohol more than anything else in all the world. You'll never get rid of alcohol until you find something else you love more."

An examination of conscience helps call to mind our sins before we go to Confession.

The Scripture teaches us that the three Wise Men discover Jesus "together with His Mother” (Mt. 2:11).

St. Antony of the Desert, St. John Vianney and St. Francis of Assisi teach us how to flee from temptation and to defeat the devil by Christ.

The wisely St. John Henry Cardinal Newman penned this litany to assist us to offer fitting penance before the Lord.