‘Ordet’ is an Excellent Movie for Lent
Life and death, faith and unbelief, the Cross and the Resurrection — all are found in this 1955 film
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Welsh Contemplatives Speak From Their Silence
On the feast of St. David, the Cistercian nuns of Whitland talk of the beauty of their life and offer strategies from monastery life for living well during the pandemic.
English Priest With an Iraqi Heart: Meet Father Benedict Kiely
As Pope Francis embarks upon his apostolic trip to Iraq this week, Father Kiely asks, ‘Do we believe we are the Body of Christ that is being persecuted today?’
‘London Has Fallen’ — How COVID-19 Is Changing the Global City Forever
Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the city.
Barbara Shelley: Requiem for a Catholic Film Star
In her later years, Barbara Shelley’s ever-deepening Catholic faith put her former glamorous film career in perspective.
Like Julian of Norwich, We Can Find a Peace the World Cannot Give — or Take Away
“All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.” —Julian of Norwich, Revelations of Divine Love
Marriage in the Age of COVID-19: Timely Tips From Damon Owens
During National Marriage Week, Catholic husband and speaker provides vital links to living better the sacrament during the pandemic.
Venerable Jérôme Lejeune: “A Great Christian of the 20th Century”
Dr. Jérôme Lejeune could be marginalized and persecuted, but in his defense of life, he could not be silenced.
‘We Must Never Lose Hope’: Meet the New Rector of Walsingham
In the year of COVID-19 Msgr. Philip Moger takes over at the Marian shrine.
