By Ushering God Offstage, Have We Lost the Plot?
Modernism denies the author, and Postmodernism denies the script, but Christians know the “greatest story ever told” is the heart of history
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Christ Asks Two Men, “What Do You Seek?” And So It Begins…
Like the arms of the colonnade surrounding St. Peter’s, Christ longs to embrace the entire human race.
![Philippe de Champaigne [1602-1674], “The Good Shepherd”](https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/20201025131016_18354e70da6d4f5c2ad2162ebb747e79d506a74189e0c532ac9194410f3c7acd.jpeg "Philippe de Champaigne [1602-1674], “The Good Shepherd”")
Christ Has Come Into the World, to Bear Witness to the Truth
“Christ called himself truth, not custom.” —Tertullian
God Became Man and Dwells Among Us — This Changes Everything
Saying yes to the incarnate God ought to be the easiest thing in the world to do.
If God is Good and Powerful, Why Is There Evil in the World?
Suffering is not just a problem to be solved — it is a mystery to be endured in union with God Incarnate, who “suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day.”
The Church Exists Not for Your Pleasure, but for Your Sanctification
God inscribed your soul with an identity belonging only to him. Nothing less than union with him will ultimately satisfy.
Lent is a Penitential Journey Toward the House of the Father
“The whole of the Christian life is a great pilgrimage to the House of the Father,” said Pope St. John Paul II. And so we move, not in fear, but in hope, every step of the way.
St. Joseph — A Man Silent, Strong and True
The work to which Joseph has been summoned can be summed up in a single word: Protect.
Faith Is Greater Than Human Wisdom
“I think philosophy,” declares the future Pope Benedict XVI, but “I receive faith.”
On Airplanes That Fail and the God Who Does Not
This is the precise challenge we face: to make the Incarnation believable to the men and women of our time.
