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Is It OK to Attend Lively, Non-Catholic Services?
Q: I was born and baptized Catholic, and I’m now 40 years old. I’ve always loved the Catholic Church deeply. I pray the rosary, say my Catholic prayers, and regularly ask God for forgiveness. Lately, I’ve found myself feeling confused about the path I should take. While I remain devoted to my Catholic faith, I’ve also grown to appreciate the atmosphere ...

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Go Out Boldly!—Register now for this year’s Unite the Family, Ignite the Mission!

Join Catholic families, Regnum Christi members, and friends from across the country for a weekend full of inspiration, joy, and connection!

Last summer, 370 people gathered on the beautiful campus of


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May I Leave the Church to Stay Close to My Fiancée?
Q: Is it OK if I leave the Catholic Church for a Christian denomination to save my relationship with my fiancée since she won’t see a Christian therapist? — Caden

Answered by Fr. Edward McIlmail, LC:

A: From the limited information you provide, it’s not at all clear why you think joining a non-Catholic Christian denomination would be a ...


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"Helping each person become the apostle Christ is calling them to be” A Conversation with Fr. Carlos Gutiérrez, LC a...

Fr. Carlos Gutiérrez, LC, recently elected General Director of the Legionaries of Christ, is also a graduate of Divine Mercy University’s Masters in Psychology program. In this interview for the


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Is It OK to Go to Communion If I Arrive After the Homily?
Q: A friend told me it is not permitted for me to receive Communion if I arrive late for the Mass, say, after the homily. Is this true? I’ve heard of this before but have never found it given as a Church law anywhere (and this could be a fault on my part). Nevertheless, is there a point beyond which one should not go for Communion if has arrived late, e...

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