by Guest Author | Jul 18, 2023 | CUP Blog, Sanctity of Life
By Professor Timothy J.A. O’Donnell Feast of St. Mary Killop 2023 The 4th of July is by far my favorite national holiday. Everything about it – here, what comes to mind are the three F’s: family, food, fireworks – signify our natural love of Country and heartfelt...
by Guest Author | Jul 5, 2023 | CUP Blog, Preservation of Religious Liberty (and Other), Religious Freedom
By Monsignor Joseph F. Schaedel, Pastor St. Luke Catholic Church Indianapolis Fourth of July Homily Philippians 4: 6-9; John 14: 23-29 July 4, 2023 Perhaps the most famous symbol for our nation—other than the flag—is The Statue of liberty. It was a gift...
by Vicki Yamasaki | Jun 19, 2023 | CUP Blog, Religious Freedom
By Vicki Yamasaki The 2024 Eucharistic Congress is a gathering of clergy, religious and laity to bear witness to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. It will take place on July 17-21, 2024, in Indianapolis and is expected to draw at least 80,000 from across...
by Vicki Yamasaki | Jun 19, 2023 | CUP Blog, Our Catholic Faith & Church
By Vicki Yamasaki There is much talk of the Eucharistic Congress and we have just had Eucharistic processions take place to celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of the Lord, Corpus Christi. This has had me in deep reflection so this week’s...
by Guest Author | Mar 30, 2023 | CUP Blog, Preservation of God’s Natural Law & Democratic Republic, Religious Freedom
By Professor Timothy J.A. O’Donnell The “Triumph of Orthodoxy” (as it is known) on March 11, 843 AD marks the official end of the great heresy of Iconoclasm. More than a thousand years later Iconoclasm is being inflicted on us once again. In this essay, I will...
by Raul Zavaleta | Mar 21, 2023 | CUP Blog, Preservation of God’s Natural Law & Democratic Republic
Will you join us? Recently, the CDC reported that in 2021, 42% of students felt persistently sad or hopeless and 29% experienced poor mental health with 22% of them seriously considering suicide, and 10% attempting suicide. This was more pronounced in girls; nearly...
