Archbishop William Lori urged Catholics to approach public life with synodal listening and civic virtue, drawing on Blessed ...

I watched the leaders I admired most conquer industries, only to be conquered by their own bodies. In the peak years of their careers, when impact should have been greatest, severe health conditions ...

Students and staff from Holy Angels, Woodbury, who make up the “House of Fortitude” proudly display their house’s ...

For many, the first month of the year is a time for Dry January, with participants challenging themselves to abstain from alcohol until February. With numerous freezing January days still to come, ...

Many of the buildings on high streets up and down the country have their origins in a movement that swept through Victorian England and encouraged people to give up or cut down on alcohol. The purpose ...

St. Paul once likened the Christian way to a race for which athletes discipline themselves in order to win a prize: “Do you not know that in a race all the runners compete, but only one receives the ...

Gluttony is defined as the over-indulgence or lack of self-restraint in food, drink, or wealth items, especially as status tokens. The English word comes from the Latin and means “to gulp.” Gluttony ...