C.S. Lewis Comes to the Big Screen Reluctantly
New film tells the story of ‘The Most Reluctant Convert.’
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Catholicism a Casualty of China’s New Cultural Revolution
COMMENTARY: The Chinese Communist Party remains determined to extinguish the Catholic faith — over time.
Former Anglican Bishop Gavin Ashenden: Fighting the ‘Anti-Christian Program’
In an interview with Raymond Arroyo, host of the World Over on EWTN, former Anglican bishop speaks about what compelled him to Catholicism and what threats Christianity faces today.
Bishop Barron: Proclaim the Gospel More Boldly in Times of Crisis
The American bishop was in Rome to receive an honorary doctorate from the Angelicum, the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, on the 745th anniversary of Aquinas’ death.
Singing for the Pope: Dana Scallon Recalls WYD ’93, Shares Hopes for Ireland
Irish singer reflects on faith and the state of the Emerald Isle as Ireland gathers for World Meeting of Families 2018.
Addressing the ‘Why’ of Catholicism
New Books Focus on Bringing the Faith to Those Searching for Truth
‘The Light of Christ’ Pierces the Darkness of Emotionalism
BOOK PICK: Dominican Father Joseph White’s important new book reintroduces the faith to a skeptical culture.
