Mere human efforts, taken individually or collectively, simply cannot explain what happened at the National Eucharistic Congress.

The revival continues.

Christ in the City was present at the National Eucharistic Congress July 17-21 in Indianapolis, offering "street walk" opportunities for attendees to bring Christ's love to the city's homeless. #EucharisticRevival thecatholicspirit.com/news/nation-an…

Congratulations to our good friends at Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney ! 2028 is going to be the best International Eucharistic Congress to date!

National Eucharistic Congress leader Tim Glemkowski answers just one question: What made it work? pillarcatholic.com/p/glemkowski-w…

Some thoughts in The Pillar on a question I get a lot right now.

“There need to be more efforts in the Church that will fail if God does not show up.”

Gimme the stadium in Miami just belting out the national anthem every day of the week. Unbelievable. Let's go Irish!

The situation in Iran and Israel has deteriorated drastically. I renew my appeal to responsibility and reason. The commitment to build a safer world, free from nuclear threats, must be pursued through mutual respect and sincere dialogue, in order to build lasting peace founded on

A smear campaign kicked Notre Dame out of the playoffs. Simply a terrible process.

Miami will embarrass themselves in the playoff and we will mark this day as a tremendous injustice.

I’m old enough to remember the argument for Alabama over FSU in 2023 being about FSU limping to the finish line (while winning) and wanting to pick teams that were the “best” now. But a blowout loss yesterday apparently didn’t matter.

In an exclusive with Yahoo Sports, Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua says the Irish are shocked about snub and calls the weekly rankings process an “absolute joke” and one that gave ND false hope. “We feel like the playoff was stolen from our student-athletes.” bit.ly/4oEkpJa

Proud of the Irish. If the committee is going to pull the rug last minute, there is no debt owed to the sport to lend the eyeballs and revenue Notre Dame brings. Gotta have some dignity. These young men deserved better.

Notre Dame (and Miami) deserved to make the playoff.

A De Nicola Fellow who knows ball. I found my new favorite priest.

Thank you, Governor Ron DeSantis.

I guess The Snub brings more clarity on why the ACC Football refs were so terrible all year, Pete Sampson and Matt Fortuna.

As the culture around us corrodes, how can Christians renew the secular world with the light of Christ? Tim Glemkowski offers five practical methods here: on.wof.org/48sQIGq

“Your job is to bring the ‘lumen’ to the ‘gentes’”—but what does this mean? Tim Glemkowski’s answer continues here: on.wof.org/4pE7FU8