Thoughtful Repartee About the Times — and How Christians Can Best Respond
BOOK PICK: Readers would best approach ‘Christendom Lost and Found’ as a series of meditations.
Results from Tag: 'church history'
In Ancient Holy Land, Biblical Wonders Are Still Being Uncovered
From Christ’s ‘city on a hill’ to the ‘pilgrim’s road’ from the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount, archaeological endeavors in Israel hold historical promise for contemporary believers.
8 Popes and the Bloodiest of Centuries
If the 20th century teaches anything, it is that the sanity of sanctity is always the seed of life.
Laughing and Learning About Catholic History With Karl Keating
‘1054 and All That’ Is a Raucous Excursion Through Church History
The Sparkling Story of the World-Famous ‘Smiling Angel’
This medieval masterpiece of religious art and the witness of countless coronations of kings of France became the symbol of the Cathedral of Reims and one of the most widespread representations of angel in the world.
What Does Sunday Night’s Celestial Event Have to Do With Church History?
When you look at Jupiter and its moons, think of the role that those dots of light have played in Church history
This Sunday Night, See Jupiter’s Moons and See Church History
If you can ever see Jupiter’s largest moons without a telescope, Sept. 25-26 will be the night.
Aquinas Proves God Exists and Faith Is Discoursed and Explained, as Culture Is Engaged
BOOK PICKS: Reads for our times
To Be on the Right Side of History, Be on the Side of the Church
The story of world history is the story of a Bride waiting for the promised arrival of her faithful Bridegroom.
Lights-Off Liturgies: Why Don’t We Have More of Them?
The lack of artificial lighting during the Easter vigil can be a powerful aid to prayer, raising the question of why this practice isn’t done more regularly.
