Chronicling C.S. Lewis: On the Set of the Latest Lewis-Inspired Film
New movie will chronicle the conversion of the beloved author.
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Archaeologist Uncovers Thousands of Rare Items in Catholic Tudor Manor
Discoveries made during repairs to house in England include fragments of medieval books and handwritten music likely to have been hidden by devout family.
Back to Church Amid Pandemic: Where Does the British Church Go From Here?
Three British bishops point the way.
Blessed Are the Peacemakers: Lessons From the Life and Legacy of Blessed Karl
Blessed Karl of Austria-Hungary’s great-grandson discusses the continuing relevance of the last Habsburg emperor.
The Wanderer Sings the Blues
Rock ‘n’ roll legend Dion chats about music and faith.
Orson Welles, St. Michael and Chartres Cathedral
“Our songs will all be silenced, but what of it? Go on singing.”
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Son Baptized at London’s Catholic Cathedral
The prime minister’s refutation of a potentially scandalous trip to Italy brings a surprising revelation.
60 Years Ago, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho Came as a Shock — the First of Many
Psycho marked the beginning of a new decade of decadence, and the end of Hitchcock as a significant creative force.
Heaven Cracks the Devil’s Code
Jacques Collin de Plancy was an atheist who wrote a peculiar book about demons — but in 1830, he became Catholic, convinced by the reality of evil and the need to counter it.
Can Working From Home Make Your Life Better?
There is something mysterious about the whole COVID-19 episode — for the Church, for the world, but especially for the world of work.
