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June 1979: Karol Wojtyła returns for the first time to his home country as Pope John Paul II. He is greeted by millions in Kraków, a city living under a communist regime that kept a tight hold on public religious expression. Tens of millions more hear him on the television and the radio.


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Before she became something of a “lost Catholic classic,” Görres was a woman who loved the Church enough to speak honestly about her.
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In these last few days of the Lenten season, the Gospel readings guide us through Christ’s final moments before His Passion and death. During this time, we are encouraged to recommit ourselves to fasting, prayer, and almsgiving as a way of drawing nearer to Jesus as His earthly ministry comes to a close.


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Lent has always been a kind of ascent. The Church, in her wisdom, gives us forty days, echoing Moses on the mountain, Elijah in the wilderness, and Christ in the desert. These are not accidental parallels. They remind us that transformation takes time and that encounter with God is often preceded by endurance.
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