Welcome to a fun look at how football is like faith! Faith, much like the game, works best when we understand the rules, respect the boundaries, and remember we’re part of something bigger than ourselves. There are Ten Commandments, and we’re going to explore how each one relates to football, in no particular order.

A story to help us understand why Jesus had to be born to the poorest of the poor.

Bishops to Consecrate U.S. to the Sacred Heart of Jesus for Nation's 250th Anniversary

In 1993, Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary reportedly appeared to a simple woman in Colombia and gave her visions of what happens in the Catholic Mass that we cannot see.

Katie was a thoughtful and insightful 8th grader in my Catechism class. During our discussion on the Ten Commandments, we reached the third commandment:

The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary is August 22, but before the coronation of the Queen of Heaven can begin, she has to be transported from earth to heaven.

In an age of global communication and increasingly centralized institutions, it's easy to overlook the foundational unit of faith: the Catholic Domestic Church.

A sage Italian man once said, “If you have peace and health in your family, you have everything.”

Sara and Charlie were spending a long weekend with Nana and Papa while Mom and Dad took a trip for Dad’s work. This was normal, and the children looked forward to spending fun times with their grandparents, playing board games, going to movies, and maybe visiting the Ice Cream Palace for a sundae or two. Lent was March 5, a