The businessman, Catholic convert
and author is in the midst of a 10-year, 10-part video series titled “The
Footprints of God,” which looks at salvation history from Abraham to... READ MORE
It’s no wonder: He dined many
times with Pope John Paul II, and has the film to prove it.
The Italian television reporter
also has served as a member of the European Parliament and the Italian
Parliament as Italy’s... READ MORE
A former popular-music historian
and copy editor who wrote some pretty snazzy headlines at the New York Post, she is now deputy news
editor at the New York Daily News.
He was appointed rector of the
Seminary of the Immaculate Conception earlier this year and presented his first
candidates for ordination June 10 at the Diocese of Rockville Centre, N.Y.’s St. Agnes Cathedral.
READ MORE
Arguing With the Church Fathers
BY TIM DRAKE
July 2-8, 2006 Issue 
Guy Doud became famous as
an Evangelical Christian.
He has appeared on “Focus on the
Family” radio show, “The 700 Club” and the Trinity Broadcasting Network. He has
been an author, speaker, evangelical pastor — and even National Teacher of the
Year in 1986. As of last Easter, he is also a... READ MORE
My Life at the Vatican With Three Popes
BY JOSEPH PRONECHEN
June 25-July 1, 2006 Issue
Bishop John Magee spent eight years as private
secretary to three Popes — Paul VI, John Paul I and John Paul II.
He served for five years as master
of pontifical liturgical ceremonies for John Paul II, traveling the world with
the Pope. John Paul appointed him to bishop of Cloyne, Ireland,
in READ MORE
Abortion Issue Is Personal for Convert Politician
BY MARIA CAULFIELD
June 18-24, 2006 Issue
Brenda Landwehr didn’t plan to
talk about her abortion in public.
As a member of the Kansas House of
Representatives for the past 12 years, the Republican lawmaker has a reputation
for speaking her mind in support of her party’s causes. But when an abortion
clinic regulation bill came to the... READ MORE
Filmmaker Is Living the Faith in Hollywood
BY PATRICK COFFIN
June 11-17, 2006 Issue
Douglas Urbanski is a Catholic filmmaker.
When he’s not cutting deals in Los Angeles, the
movie producer and theater impresario
assists daily at the altar of St. Victor Church, located off Sunset Boulevard
in West Hollywood. His movie projects often
explore the darker, seamier side of life while... READ MORE
Canada’s Primate on Benedict’s Strong Words
BY EDWARD PENTIN
May 28-June 3, 2006 Issue
Cardinal Marc Ouellet heard the Pope
loud and clear.
Canadian bishops met Pope Benedict
for their once-every-five-years ad limina visit on
May 11. The Pope called on Church leaders to nourish sound doctrine and
sacramental practice in the face of Canada’s “pluralism, subjectivism,
and... READ MORE
From Operation Rescue to Operation Convert
BY TIM DRAKE
May 21-27, 2006 Issue
Randall Terry has become Catholic.
Between 1987 and 1994, Randall
Terry led Operation Rescue, the country’s largest peaceful civil disobedience
movement. He now serves as president of the Society for Truth and Justice, and
is running for a Florida Senate seat. One of the leading evangelical... READ MORE
A Dissenter Speaks After Meeting Pope Benedict
BY EDWARD PENTIN
May 14-20, 2006 Issue
Cherie Blair is known as a dissenter.
Britain’s first lady, who is herself a human rights lawyer,
has views of the Catholic faith — even on matters of life and death such as
abortion — that are profoundly at odds with the
Church. But she recently has shown a softening to Catholic belief on... READ MORE
The Forgotten Voice in the Adoption Debate
BY GAIL BESSE
May 7-13, 2006 Issue
Dawn Stefanowicz and children like
her are the most important voices in the debate over same-sex adoption.
And yet the voices of adult children
raised by homosexuals are rarely heard.
Stefanowicz recently testified about her life
with her biological father before a Massachusetts
legislative... READ MORE
Singing the Blues … and ‘Ave Maria’ Too
BY WAYNE LAUGSEN
April 30-May 6, 2006 Issue
Aaron Neville has become a legend in American music history.
With a distinctive falsetto every
wannabe American Idol would love to copy, the 65-year-old, four-time Grammy
Award winner continues to produce.
Neville, a lifelong resident of New Orleans, lost his most precious material possessions
in... READ MORE
Sharing What She Witnessed in ‘The Last Days’
BY TIM DRAKE
April 23-29, 2006 Issue
Delia Gallagher is CNN’s faith and values correspondent.
A long-time Vatican
analyst for the cable television news network, Gallagher recently released a
special two-hour documentary on the final days of Pope John Paul II. “CNN
Presents: The Last Days of Pope John Paul II” aired April 1, and... READ MORE
Catholic Reality More Than TV Show Bargained For
BY TIM DRAKE
April 16-22, 2006 Issue
Darryl
Silver is a top reality show producer.
With his latest endeavor, he
turned his cameras from “Bound for Glory,” “The Apprentice” and “Survivor” to
four young men discerning a vocation to the priesthood.
The result is A&E’s
“God or the Girl,” a five-part series which makes... READ MORE
Spreading the Catholic Faith Is Good Business
BY TIM DRAKE
April 9-15, 2006 Issue
Dick Lyles spent 30 years as chairman and
chief executive officer of his own company.
Now he’s using his business acumen
to spread the faith. A former president of the Ken Blanchard Companies, Lyles
hosts the weekly Relevant Radio program “LifeWorks.”
He became CEO of Relevant Radio last... READ MORE
A Daughter of the Islamic Revolution Discovers Christ
BY JOANNA BOGLE
April 2-8, 2006 Issue
Aghi Clovis was
a teenager in Tehran during the Islamic Revolution.
Only nominally religious, she was
invited by an enthusiastic teacher to join religion classes after school. She
became a devout Muslim. She could not have imagined herself as a Catholic. Now,
she and her husband, Greg, run an... READ MORE
Growing Up in Narnia, With Jack
BY PATRICK KENNY
Douglas Gresham is the stepson of C.S. Lewis.
March 26-April 1, 2006 Issue
Douglas Gresham is the stepson of C.S. Lewis.
He went to England at age 8
expecting to meet a man “wearing silver armor and carrying a sword.” Instead,
the New York native, now 60, met a scholarly, middle-aged man named Clive Staples Lewis. Gresham, whose mother, Joy Davidman, fell in love with... READ MORE
All Victims Not Equal to Lawyers Seeking Cash
March 19-25, 2006 Issue
Micheal Collins Webb sees a threat to the Catholic Church.
That threat is posed by new laws
that make it easier for people to revive decades-old sexual abuse allegations,
most involving suspects who have already died, said the in-house attorney for
the Diocese of San Diego. Often, these laws ignore... READ MORE
He’s No Ordinary Irish Tenor
BY MONTA HERNON
March 12-18, 2006 Issue
Mark Forrest is singing for life.
He studied music at The Catholic
University of America and wanted to be a Broadway star. But family tragedy and
his own faith led him to put his talent to the service of others, to help them
learn to bear their crosses.
He has performed for Pope John
Paul II as... READ MORE
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