Catholic Parishes on the Chopping Block? Don’t Sell Them — Do This Instead …
COMMENTARY: A project in South Bend, Indiana, illustrates that underused space can be repurposed to assist the Church in its mission today.
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How Catholics Can — and Should — Engage Modernity
Trio of books has relevance in our postmodern society.
Rethinking St. Maria Goretti
COMMENTARY: Her resistance was not just about her being violated; by her own words, she showed an awareness of and spiritual concern for her attacker’s spiritual welfare.
‘Help Her Be Brave’ Offers Practical Pro-Life Pointers
BOOK PICK: The bottom line is helping women and their babies.
Celebrating Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come
COMMENTARY: Ebenezer Scrooge captured the essence of ‘keeping Christmas all through the year.’
The Hahn-Wiker Vaccination Against Biblical Blindness
BOOK PICK: ‘The Decline and Fall of Sacred Scripture’
Pope St. John Paul II’s Timely Wisdom: ‘We Are in the Forefront Today of a Lively Battle for the Dignity of Man’
BOOK PICK: Reading or rereading ‘A Sign of Contradiction,’ from our historical vantage point, provides a fascinating reprise of the thought of John Paul’s pontificate.
The Blessed Mother and the 2 Mysteries of the Assumption
COMMENTARY: Mary’s assumption is not ‘just’ a special privilege for her, ‘conceived without sin.’ It tells us that what began with Jesus’ resurrection, already realized body and soul in Mary, is what God intends for all ‘who love him.’
