Catholic Answers: The Day Mother Teresa Changed the World
Eighty years ago today, a Catholic nun boarded a train in India and heard a call that would change the world. She had no money, no organization, no media platform, and no army of followers. She had something far more powerful: the conviction that Jesus Christ was...
Catholic Answers: The Day Mother Teresa Changed the World
Eighty years ago today, a Catholic nun boarded a train in India and heard a call that would change the world. She had no money, no organization, no media platform, and no army of followers. She had something far more powerful: the conviction that Jesus Christ was...
The Blaze: ‘The Passion of the Christ’ returns to cinemas — just when we need it most
Gen Z has grown up in a radically different culture from the one that encountered Mel Gibson's epic 22 years ago. Twenty-two years ago, something extraordinary happened in American movie theaters. Across the country, audiences sat in near silence as the final hours of...
The Blaze: Monty Python joked about harvesting organs from the living…
A horrifying case warns what happens when medicine loses sight of a simple principle: Human life has value until its natural end. by Patrick Novecosky My mom wouldn’t let me watch Monty Python when I was growing up in the ’80s. The British comedy troupe was a little...
Catholic Answers: John Paul II: Born on the Fourth of July
As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, Catholics have good reason to reflect on one of the most influential figures in modern American religious life: Pope St. John Paul II. Long before he became the globe-trotting pontiff who captivated the world, Karol...
Iowa Catholic Radio: John Paul and Mother Teresa
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (May 20, 2026) — Patrick Novecosky was an in-studio guest on Iowa Catholic Radio's The Catholic Morning Show with host Deacon Mark Campbell and Alexia Baker. They discussed the extraordinary legacy of Pope St. John Paul II and St. Mother Teresa...
Catholic Answers: 5 Takeaways from Leo XIV’s First Year
When the white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel one year ago today, we all knew it signaled a change. None but the cardinal electors knew how big a change it was, with the election of the first American pope. In truth, it was the beginning of a...
The Blaze: Pope Leo’s mosque message misses the hardest truth about Islam and Christianity
Patrick Novecosky The pope offered a polished appeal to peace inside a mosque but skipped the hard truths about theology, history, and reciprocity. Pope Leo XIV wants Christians and Muslims to focus on what unites them. That was the clear message of his remarks last...
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