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.
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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.
Chiara: Wife, Mother, Faithful Witness
‘If I had aborted her, I do not think that I would have remembered the day of the abortion as a day of celebration’
The Priest, the Battlefield and the Final Absolution
During World War I, on the Western Front alone, some estimate as many as 40,000 military personnel converted to the Catholic faith, due largely to witness of Catholic chaplains.
The Martyrdom of ‘the Most Beautiful Woman in Europe’
“The Lord found that it was time for us to carry his cross. Let us strive to be worthy of that joy.”
Country Singer Craig Morgan Encounters the Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Chart-topping musician opens up about the loss of his son and his subsequent journey into the Church.
‘Be Seeing You’: The Prisoner, Cancel Culture and the Father of Lies
ANALYSIS: ‘I am not a number. I am a free man.’
Fictions and Faith: Catholic Sci-Fi Writer John C. Wright Discusses His Craft
Convert-writer feels no need to hide his faith from his readers.
Did These Anti-Catholic Riots Aid the Cause of American Independence?
London’s fierce Gordon Riots in 1780 dashed all hopes of bringing Spain and Austria into the fight against the American colonies.
