Michael Voris, the vociferous critic of the Catholic hierarchy whose stated goal is to "save the Church" from corrupt and ineffective leadership, has gotten his comeuppance. Like Joseph McCarthy, who in the 1950s whipped Americans
Rome's historic Trevi Fountain will flow blood-red on April 29, to call attention to the drama of Christian persecution. The nonprofit organization Aid to the Church in Need has organized the demonstration, and express hope
Big news today out of New York, where Cardinal Timothy Dolan has moved the possible beatification and canonization of Dorothy Day into a new phase. Today Cardinal Dolan opened the canonical Inquiry into the life
Perhaps by now you've heard that the popular Jesuit priest, Fr. Mitch Pacwa, has suffered a heart attack. Fr. Mitch is well known for his television broadcast on the Eternal Word Television Network, but also as
In May 2015, Mark Judge published a column over at RealClearReligion titled "Why I Left the Catholic Church." Judge, a columnist at The Daily Caller and the author of A Tremor of Bliss: Sex, Catholicism, and
In Rome last week, a conference addressed the topic of non-violence; and in their enthusiasm for achieving world peace, participants called for the Vatican to end its support for "Just Wars" and to instead take up
On Monday, April 11, the Vatican's Secretariat for Communications announced a new web initiative: DotCatholic. The new technology office will work to inform and engage the worldwide virtual community--making Catholic doctrine, preaching, and ethos available via the Internet.
When I first saw the title of John Schlimm’s new book, Five Years in Heaven, I thought I’d be reading another in a long chain of near-death experiences: Don Piper, a pastor, was in a serious
“I can't tell you how many women would lie on the table, their rosaries in their hands, while they had their abortions,” says Abby Johnson. “Sometimes, women would ask the clinic staff to pray with
On Sunday, April 10, the National Geographic Channel will air the second episode of its six-part series on “The Story of God” with Morgan Freeman. Should you tune in? Kate O'Hare poses that question at
