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The ‘Super Bowl’ of Catholic Men’s Conferences Is Planned for Cincinnati
The National Men’s Conference will be held on Saturday, March 25, in Cincinnati, and early-bird registration ends March 6.
‘The Thorn’ Brings Christ’s Passion to the Big Screen in a New Way
The musical Passion play comes to the big screen as a Fathom event on March 6 and 7
Lenten Sacrifices: Something Simple for God
Here are several simplifications for your life that you might consider during Lent
‘Jesus Revolution’ Is a Christian Ride Through the ’70s
FILM: A hippie preacher with a unique vision of what ‘church’ should be is inspiring and convicting.
Marriage Over Money: A Parent’s Guide to Teaching What’s Most Important
Catholics offer insights into a Pew recent survey on parenting goals.
C.S. Lewis’ Dramatic Conversion Story Is Now Streaming
‘The Most Reluctant Convert’ leads viewers from C.S. Lewis’ troubled childhood to his life-changing friendships with J.R.R. Tolkien and Hugo Dyson.
Laughing and Learning About Catholic History With Karl Keating
‘1054 and All That’ Is a Raucous Excursion Through Church History
Did You Get to Hear the Ancient Epiphany Proclamation at Mass Last Sunday?
The ‘Noveritis,’ which solemnly proclaims the dates of various movable feasts in the Church calendar, is increasingly being heard at Epiphany Mass in parishes around the world.
The Holy Innocents in the Writings of St. Augustine and in the Coventry Carol
The great Doctor of the Church called the Holy Innocents “infant martyr flowers,” because they were the first martyrs for the faith.
