‘The Prisoner’ (1955) — A Kafkaesque Film Just as Timely Today
A year after making The Prisoner, Alec Guinness converted to Catholicism.
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58 Years Later, the Classic ‘Lilies of the Field’ Still Bridges Racial and Religious Divides
This is the kind of story that transcends time and place — and one sorely needed today.
If You Want to Know St. Joseph Better, This is a Must-See Show
Saint Joseph airs 5:30 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday, March 15-19 (except for Tuesday, March 16, which airs at 5 p.m. ET).
The Shroud of Turin and the Black Death
In the 1300s, the Holy Face of Jesus inspired those who endured the Plague to look for hope in the light of Resurrection faith.
The Adventures of St. Thomas Becket
Eight centuries ago, St. Thomas Becket renounced his life for the sake of Christ.
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Is the Angel of Portugal Actually Saint Michael the Archangel?
“My God, I believe, I adore, I hope, and I love you,” the angel prayed. “I ask pardon for those who do not believe, do not adore, do not hope, and do not love you.”
‘Iconodules,’ Brave Defenders of Sacred Images, are Needed Once More
How can a civilization of love be fostered by iconoclasm?
The Anchor, the Rudder and the Nave of the Church
‘We have an anchor — by his cross we have been saved. We have a rudder — by his cross we have been redeemed.’
A Valentine Letter to Our Unborn Daughter
We will always be there for you, no matter where or when.
Why the World Needs Cathedrals
Let us enter the doors of our cathedrals as pilgrims, not tourists, before it is too late
