By STEVEN D. GREYDANUS | I still remember my disappointment, 40 or so years ago, when I first saw my Halloween costume the year I was supposed to be my favorite superhero, Spider-Man. Kids’ Halloween costumes were not as good … Continue reading →

By Matthew Archbold | I knew a young woman in college. When I saw her around campus she was always smiling and funny. She tended to stay on the outskirts of crowds but when approached she was fun. When I’d … Continue reading →

By MATT HADRO/CNA/EWTN NEWS | WASHINGTON — As the Supreme Court will rule on same-sex marriage before the month’s end, over 50,000 Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and Jewish leaders have united to stand up for marriage as between one man and … Continue reading →

By CNA/EWTN NEWS | PHILADELPHIA — Renowned classical tenor Andrea Bocelli is accustomed to performing sold-out concerts around the world. He is comfortable center stage at Carnegie Hall and has sold over eighty million records during his musical… Original Article

By Dan Burke | Finding God through Meditation, by St. Peter of Alcantara, brings the wisdom of the great saint into your hands. St. Peter directed St. Teresa of Avila on difficult questions she had about prayer and she turned … Continue reading →

By Sarah Reinhard | This just in: Lead anchor and host of EWTN’s The World Over Raymond Arroyo announced earlier this year that Random House Kids will publish his first book for young readers, Will Wilder: The Relic of Perilous … Continue reading →

By TITO EDWARDS | The ‘Third Rail’ of the Priestly Abuse Scandal: The Role of Homosexuality by Phil Lawler of Catholic Culture – Big Pulpit The Bible and the Eucharist – Carl E. Olson, The CWR Blog What Love Is … Continue reading →

By Philip Kosloski | While the world seeks to analyze Pope Francis’ encyclical and place it into a political framework, it would be much more beneficial to read it and simply seek ways to live it in our everyday lives. … Continue reading →

By CNA/EWTN NEWS | OMAHA, Neb. — The case for the sainthood of Servant of God Father Edward Flanagan, the priest who founded Nebraska’s famous Boys Town community for orphans and other boys, is now headed to Rome. “More than … Continue reading →