Readers respond to the question of how prayer or intention has helped them make it through periods of great physical pain.

I receive questions about God and the Bible, and one of the more frequent is whether God really listens and answers prayer.

As we move away from God winks for a bit and devote our time and love to understanding the big questions, we encounter a very big question, “Can prayer heal?” Q: I read your column faithfully. My ...

On the International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking, Bishop Mark Seitz has called on Catholics to ...

Harvest for Lost Souls church in Beaumont hosts a prayer service to unite the community after two young members were ...

There is a newfound temptation by scholars of public policy to offend foreign aid, its foundational motive and sacrosanct role in the lives of intended beneficiaries; mostly in third world outposts ...

Coadjutor Bishop Joseph Williams will celebrate a Healing Mass on Feb. 11, the World Day of the Sick. The Mass ...

How is your patience today? Pastor Warren Keating tells of a Sunday morning when he had a bad cold. He was coughing, sneezing, blowing his nose, and as he readily admits, “I should have stayed ...

Vance, a Catholic convert, accused the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops of resettling “illegal immigrants.” ...

Jennifer Mauro Managing Editor Catholic Star Herald I consider myself a resilient person. But lately, my resilience has been ...

Michael Reagan, who has long been a conservative commentator and speaker, understands the problems that can come from rampant ...