At the beginning of the 1956 movie, The Ten Commandments, director Cecil B. DeMille prefaces the film with his own comments: “The subject...

Our founder, Fr. Kenneth Baker, was for forty years editor of the Homiletic and Pastoral Review and wrote an editorial for each issue. ...

A Pew Research Center report, published in 2019, stated that only 31% of U.S. Catholics believe that the Eucharist is the Body and Blood...

A December 2023 issue of the Wall Street Journal included an article about a company called Orchid Biosciences which has developed a test...

Why does God allow pain, evil and suffering? To bring greater good out of it. Considering the protracted agonies some endure, this is...

Imagine this scenario: A married man goes out after work for a drink. He gets drunk. On the way home, he crashes into his neighbor’s...

What is Truth? In the Modern Catholic Dictionary, Fr. John Hardon defines “truth” as “conformity of the mind and reality.” He defines...

Anne Carroll, in her book Christ the King, Lord of History, says “…to find the most important event in the history of the world, we must...

In the last few years, especially since the riots of 2020, there has been a palpable erosion of manners. This has been especially...

In St. Paul, there is a street called “Pierce Butler Route.” Like so many streets which were named after once famous individuals, such...