Father Dwight Longenecker Was a Protestant Fundamentalist — Here’s How He Became Catholic
A Hobbit’s Journey Home (Part 2): Crossing the Atlantic and the Tiber
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A Hobbit’s Journey Home: Dreaming of the Shire
Father Dwight Longenecker’s account of his life’s adventure is subtitled “a somewhat religious odyssey,” indicating that his life, like all our lives, is a quest to get to heaven.
Liturgical Vigilance: New Book Focuses on the Beauty and Power of Worship
BOOK PICK: Letters on Liturgy
Do We Need Women Deacons?
COMMENTARY: It would be much better for the whole Church to continue to explore and expand the role of both lay men and women in the Church
Merlin and the Magi — Of Wizards and Wise Men
COMMENTARY: Discovering the historical foundation for the Magi story is vitally important because this story has been elaborated into legend and myth.
How England Became Protestant
COMMENTARY: While the 500-year-old fracture of Christendom is marked, the goal of real and lasting unity is the task all Christians should remember.
Five Objective Ways to Encounter Christ
COMMENTARY: With hearts full of devotion, humility and love, these encounters, which are found in the Catechism and are supported by sacred Scripture, connect intellectually as well as emotionally.
Relics Physically Connect Sanctity and History
COMMENTARY: The Catholic faith is something that is lived out time and again in the flesh and blood of the saints and martyrs.
9/11 and the Echo of Terror
COMMENTARY: As we mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks on New York City and Washington, it is worth also remembering that the timing of the attacks was part of the jihadists’ plans.
