‘Up’-Lifting Adventure
Truth and whimsy soar in Pixar’s latest, a tale of lifelong love, old age and the unexpected.
Results from Tag: 'May 31-June 6, 2009'
Faithful Investing
Where can a faithful Catholic turn when it’s time to invest without compromising his principles? A German bank.
Testaments to Faith
Among the many treasures in and around Dublin, Ireland, are the Book of Kells and the monastery at Glendalough.
Notre Dame Hails Obama
President Obama called for dialogue on abortion — amid a baby’s cries — at the University of Notre Dame commencement May 17. Catholics respond.
Iraq’s Uncertain Future
A recent execution-style killing of three Christians in Kirkuk, Iraq, is the latest cause for concern for the safety of the small Christian community there.
A Writer’s Vocation
Best-selling Catholic novelist Piers Paul Read talks about his new book, The Death of a Pope
Why the Church Is Right, Then and Now
In our summer reading special, the Register recommends three books for your leisure-time reading: the centennial edition of G.K. Chesterton’s Orthodoxy, with a new introduction by Newman scholar Sheridan Gilley, reviewed by Gerald Russello; Justin Fatica’s Hard as Nails: A Mission to Awaken Youth to the Power of God’s Love, reviewed by Judy Roberts; and The Last Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism by Edward Feser, reviewed by John Grondelski.
