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I grew up in a day when Halloween was little more than pumpkins, fall festivals, hayrides and dressing up as a pirate or a farmer to go trick-or-treating.

I grew up in a day when Halloween was little more than pumpkins, fall festivals, hayrides, and dressing up as a pirate or a farmer to go trick-or-treating. That is what it held for my now post-Halloween-age children as well. As a result, I’ve...

Some of the costumes being donned these days - especially by young women - have me no longer viewing Halloween as so innocuous.

If you are a Christian parent, Halloween can pose a dilemma. We don’t want to deny our children a fun time with their peers, but we also don’t want to compromise our faith. What should we do? Let’s explore the options.

Work deadlines, relationship issues, and financial concerns can all be more scary than clowns or ghosts when we are adults.

How should Christians think about Halloween? Whether you hand out candy or avoid the front door on Halloween, this reflection points you to the only Light that darkness can’t touch.

A town has changed its name to “Hauntington” at the urging of a seven-year-old.

New policies aim to increase access to IVF and legalize assisted suicide in Illinois, sparking debate over the sanctity of life. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's rulings offer a glimmer of hope for protecting the vulnerable.

Discover how a debilitating illness and silent prayers led to a profound understanding of divine comfort found in unexpected places, even a beloved canine companion. This personal reflection offers hope and reassurance that God's love is present...

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This time of year, it’s nearly impossible not to see ghosts, witches, goblins, zombies, vampires and other dark figures that populate the landscape of stores and neighborhoods.

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As millions of revelers around the world dress in ghoulish costumes to mark Halloween and the darker side of life, Pope Francis warned that the devil is no myth and must be fought strenuously with “God’s armor.”