By Chiara Curti
The architectural legacy of Antoni Gaudí, culminating in the Sagrada Família, is an open-ended dialogue with God, nature and his fellow man
By William Edmund Fahey
By Philip Kosloski
Far from being a hindrance, children offer spouses unexpected ways to deepen their love
By Columbia staff
In the late 19th century, Antoni Gaudí and Father Michael McGivney lived out parallel visions of faith in action
By Elisha Valladares-Cormier
California State Council’s outreach program serves thousands of migrant farmworkers and their families
The Church marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Venerable Antoni Gaudí as work on the Basilica of the Sagrada Família reaches a major milestone
By Supreme Chaplain Archbishop William E. Lori
Amid growing division and mistrust, true patriotism strengthens civic friendship, upholds the dignity of every person, and advances the common good
A conversation with Archbishop Alexander Sample of Portland about the consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
By Jack Calcutt
When family emotions run high, it helps to have a plan to lower the temperature
A century ago, as Catholics in Mexico faced persecution and martyrdom, the Knights of Columbus mounted an international campaign to defend the Church
A damaged plaster statue helped a washed-up Chicago radio legend return to the faith — and bring hope to millions
By Denyse Shannon
In an age of loneliness and isolation, authentic friendship and fraternity help men discover and live their God-given mission
By Supreme Knight Patrick E. Kelly
New Catholic trade schools equip young men for manual work while providing vibrant faith formation and fraternity
By Scott Warden