By Sarah Reinhard | I discovered John Desjarlais’ writing in 2009, when Bleeder landed in my reading pile. The sequel, Viper, was just as riveting, and Desjarlais’ latest mystery, Specter, continues the suspense in the story. You don’t have to… Original Article

By Dan Burke | Spiritual direction is a relationship through which we come to better know, love, and follow Christ through the help of a kind of spiritual coach. It is a process through which we come to know and … Continue reading →

By TITO EDWARDS | Pope Francis Has Single-Handedly Destroyed Catholicism Again by Jo Anna Wahlund of Catholic Stand – Big Pulpit Losing the Culture War With Ugly Liturgical Music – Kathleen Pluth, The Chant Café Staying Catholic: ‘Lord, to Whom… … Continue reading →

By Rebecca Taylor | The Solomonic Dilemma of ‘Leftover’ Frozen Embryos | I have acquaintances that a decade ago decided to adopt some “leftover” frozen human embryos created with in vitro fertilization (IVF). Presuming they were essentially… Original Article

By CNA/EWTN NEWS | LATAKIA, Syria — The organizations of Franciscan missionaries serving in the Holy Land have requested prayers for the safe return of Father Dhiya Aziz, who was abducted by militants in Syria on Saturday. The Custody of the … Continue reading →

By CNA/EWTN NEWS | QUITO, Ecuador – In his second homily while visiting Ecuador, Pope Francis spoke on Tuesday of the importance of fostering unity through evangelization, which he said is not done by preaching at people, but by being … Continue reading →

By JUDY ROBERTS | ATLANTA — For Nancy Nohrden and other consecrated women in Regnum Christi, the scandal involving their once revered founder forced them to examine why they had joined the movement and to seek their answers from God, … Continue reading →

By TITO EDWARDS | Russian President Putin’s Orthodox Christian Holy War And The Disintegration Of The ‘Russian World’ by Paul Coyer – Big Pulpit Vibrant Catholicism: A Life of Constant Prayer – Jeffrey A. Mirus, Catholic Culture Catholics You’ll… Original … Continue reading →

By Simcha Fisher | Oh. My. Gosh. I just read the worst blog post ever. I’m going to sit right down and let the author know exactly what I think. That’ll show ’em! Yeah, maybe not. Something tells me the … Continue reading →

By Msgr. Charles Pope | There is a false, unbiblical notion of Jesus that emphasizes and isolates some of his teachings and traits, while excluding others. Hence there are many who reduce Jesus’ moral teaching to a vague notion that … Continue reading →