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Over these past two months, I’ve concluded that none of the most important issues we face today as a culture were created by this virus. Rather, the virus exposed and accelerated issues that already mattered.

It’s telling how often advocates of the simulation hypothesis, the idea that we are all living in a simulation, utilize religious and spiritual language. Having reduced themselves to computer programs, they still speak of transcendence,...

Although racism of course did not begin with Charles Darwin, he did more than any other person to popularize it. After he “proved” that all humans descended from apes, it was natural to conclude that some races had descended further than others.

Catholic Bishops published a Q&A this week to clarify the rationale for the controversial Communion document debated on by Catholic leaders last week.

Last month a new survey from the Public Religion Institute called “The 2020 Census of American Religion” claimed that Mainline churches in America have experienced a dramatic recovery. According to this survey of 50,000 Americans, Mainline...

Assisted suicide, especially when extended to those most in need of compassion and care, subverts our collective understanding of human value. It subjects this value to feelings, both our own and (increasingly) that of medical professionals and...

The hymn “O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High” tells the story of salvation, from Jesus’ Incarnation through His Ascension to the sending of the Holy Spirit to His Church. The lyrics are a translation of a portion of a 23-stanza hymn from the...

In a bold and reverent address, Pope Leo XIV called nations to defend the unborn and uphold marriage as a union between one man and one woman—framing these truths as essential to peace, justice, and dignity. Rooted in Scripture and tradition, his...

Since the sexual revolution, the "enlightened" have viewed chastity and monogamy as "unnatural." But, what’s really unnatural is promiscuity.

An intense personal focus has become the approved way of looking at history and politics, influenced by perceived social ills.

What was the star of Bethlehem? Was it a comet? An angel? Perhaps a rare alignment of two planets in the night sky? One biblical scholar shares his answer.

The U.S. State Department often misses its deadline to release a list of the world’s worst violators of religious freedom — or doesn’t release a list at all. This year, Congress had hoped to break it of the habit.

If you've ever wondered what life is truly about; if, in the darkness of the night you have ever been awakened with worry, or sadness, or emptiness; if you have ever wanted to know or understand truth, you must see "The Passion."

CAIRO, Egypt (AP)- Palestinian suicide bombers are believed to have held off their attacks for at least one Ramadan. In Lebanon during the days of the civil war, the shooting would die down every sunset during the month that is the most sacred on...