Advent points us toward the light of Christ: an interview with Deacon Greg Kandra
People can seem a little self-obsessed nowadays, with our endless selfies and social media posts. But during the season of
How Al Smith and FDR countered the KKK and anti-Catholic prejudice in politics
Catholics in the United States should be deported because they can never be good American citizens due to their allegiance
Country music star Josh Turner on trusting God, singing gospel, and learning from your elders
Around 25 years ago in the town of Hannah, South Carolina, a teenage Josh Turner felt a passion for country
Singer-songwriter PJ Anderson calls on Christians to “bring about the light in the darkness”
The paintings of Caravaggio. The high school shootings in Parkland. The grace of a family’s love in caring for a
“The chicken runs at midnight” became proof of heaven for a grieving father
“The chicken runs at midnight” isn’t a sentence you’ll find in your Bible, no matter how modern the translation. However,
How a European showman saved thousands of American babies in an era of eugenics
If you were a woman who gave birth to a premature baby weighing between two and three pounds during the
“Last Man Standing” premiere brings needed message to a divided America
“People should matter more than ideas.” That’s a line from the Dean Koontz novel, “The Silent Corner,” which I recently
Can a millennial find the God he doesn’t believe in? A review of CBS’s “God Friended Me”
“I found God. He’s in Jersey.” Though technically God is everywhere, he doesn’t appear in the Garden State in the
Author’s young adult novel deals with racism and being shelter for each other
After learning about the murder of an African American teen in Chicago’s 1919 race riots, author and educator Bibi Belford
Will “all things work together for good” on NBC’s new series “Manifest”?
You might not expect a network drama to launch with a throughline grounded in a Bible verse, but that seems
