What Do the Letters After Some Priests’ Names Mean?
The letters following the names of men and women religious refer to the different “orders” a priest or sister might belong to. For example: Father…
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CHRISTINA — DAY 22: Principle and Foundation
I love the Jesuits. I’m quite outspoken about this love, in fact. I often refer to myself as a “Jesuette,” a Jesuit cheerleader. I’ve always…
Catholic Mascotology: And the Winner is…
After six long days witnessing intense competition between 32 of the most ferocious, yet lovable, school mascots, Catholic Mascotology ends with a clear winner rising in victory above the rest. “Petey,” the Canisius College Golden Griffin, claims the title of Best Catholic Mascot.
Catholic Mascotology: Day 5 – The Championship
We’ve arrived at the final day and at the final two mascots who will go head-to-head for approximately the next 24 hours to see which one is truly the Best Catholic Mascot.
Catholic Mascotology: Day 4 – The Final 4 (Figures)
Vote today in the Final Four of Catholic Mascotology! Busted Halo® is celebrating the new school year with our latest Catholic bracket: Catholic Mascotology — a contest to determine which Catholic school has the best mascot.
Catholic Mascotology: Day 3 – The Emblematic 8
Busted Halo® is celebrating the new school year with our latest Catholic bracket: Catholic Mascotology — a contest to determine which Catholic school has the best mascot. Today’s bracket features the 8 remaining school mascots all competing for the top prize.
Catholic Mascotology: Day 2 – The Symbolic 16
Busted Halo® is celebrating the new school year with our latest Catholic bracket: Catholic Mascotology — a contest to determine which Catholic school has the best mascot. Today’s bracket features 16 remaining school mascots all competing for the top prize.
Papal Surprises at 20,000 Feet
Pope Francis said that he doesn’t give interviews. But that all changed on the plane ride back from World Youth Day where for nearly 90…
Why Am I Still Catholic?
Oftentimes, when I wear one of my sorority sweatshirts or T-shirts, friends say, “You were in a sorority? I didn’t know that,” with a look…
Who was St. Edmund Campion?
St. Edmund Campion was born in 1540 and rose to great political, ecclesiastical and academic prominence in Elizabethan England. The Queen (the daughter of Henry…
