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In the National Catholic Register's Features section find stories of the lives of the saints, Catholic Culture, liturgical seasons, profiles of Catholic organizations and people living out their Catholic faith in compelling ways, like the Agape program at Kolbe Academy and Trinity Prep in Napa, California that helps families who are struggling to survive the economic downturn and the wild fires. (photo left courtesy of Anna Hickey)

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The sanctuary is seen at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Niagara, New York.

Jesus’ Miracles Are Signs of the Sacraments

User’s Guide to Sunday, June 27

John Bergsma Sunday Guide June 25, 2021

A new documentary tells the story of Jan and Antonina Żabiński, who saved Jewish lives during World War II by hiding people among the animals at the Warsaw Zoo.

SDG Reviews ‘Of Animals and Men’: Extraordinary Story, Mixed Presentation

A Polish documentary about the true story of Polish heroism behind ‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’ — in theaters for a one-day Fathom event — is undermined in the telling, especially by English dubbing.

Deacon Steven D. Greydanus Movies June 22, 2021

St. Joseph is shown with the Child Jesus, in art by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, as Aeneas flees burning Troy, as depicted by Federico Barocci, in the Galleria Borghese in Rome.

Fathers, Let Us Shoulder Our Share of Piety

COMMENTARY: Lessons From ‘The Aeneid’ and St. Joseph

Joseph O’Brien Features June 20, 2021

Clockwise from left: Scott Hawthorne holds his son, George, soon after his birth in October 2020. Cel Ezeani enjoys spending time with wife Amber and their four children. John Klarmann and his wife, Ariel, are all smiles with their son, Peter James.

Catholic Dads Gain Good Perspective During COVID

Father’s Day has new meaning amid the pandemic.

Kimberly Jansen Features June 18, 2021

Clockwise from top left: Father James Livingston blesses a parishioner on the feast of St. Blaise. Father Christopher Ford offers his June 2, 2019, thanksgiving
Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Naugatuck, Connecticut. Father Andrew Hofer teaches contemplative nuns from different cloistered monasteries as part of the Monastic Theological Studies program at the Dominican Monastery of Our Lady of the Rosary in Summit, N.J. And Father Dennis Billy smiles with his students when he was teaching at St. Charles Seminary in 2016.

As Spiritual Fathers, Priests Encourage Their Flocks to Grow in Holiness

As Father’s Day is an appropriate time to reflect on the men who have nurtured us, the clergy who guide us spiritually should be considered.

Susan Klemond Features June 20, 2021

Check out eight good books for young readers this summer.

New Catholic Books for Young Readers Focus on Faith, Saints and Even Science

CHILDREN’S BOOK PICKS SUMMER 2021

Kerry Crawford and Patricia A. Crawford Books June 19, 2021

‘On Love’ includes reflections from 1970 to 2003.

‘Ancient, Ever New’: Read Homilies From Father and Bishop Ratzinger

BOOK PICK: ‘On Love’ highlights how Pope Benedict XVI consistently brought God’s word to his flock in a thoughtful way.

Father Paul Scalia Books June 19, 2021

Eugène Delacroix, ‘Christ on the Sea of Galilee,’ 1854

Tempestuous Seas — in Galilee and Life

User’s Guide to Sunday, June 20 — SCRIPTURES & ART: A God ‘who is Love’ is not a God indifferent to the fate of those who love him.

John Grondelski Sunday Guide June 18, 2021

Register film critic offers his recent 'picks.'

Home Video Picks & Passes 06.20.21

Four films make the list.

Deacon Steven D. Greydanus Arts & Entertainment June 18, 2021

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