Discovering The Real Dorothy Day
Labels like liberal or conservative do not fit Dorothy Day and are too often employed by those who only wish to dismiss her. But by reflecting on the insights of her contemporaries and others who know her legacy well, a compelling portrait emerges of an extraordinary and authentically Christian woman, indeed a woman for our times.
The Bible and the Virgin Mary
The Bible and the Virgin Mary unveils the mystery of Our Lady that is woven into the fabric of Sacred Scripture. In this beautiful and awe-inspiring series based on Dr. Scott Hahn’s book Hail, Holy Queen, watch the Mary of doctrine and devotion come alive in a powerful, new way!
24 Atheists Impressed by Bishop Barron’s YouTube Interview
“In fact, I think the interview offers a sort of masterclass in apologetics and evangelization. The answers weren’t perfect, and like any guest, I’m sure Bishop would love to go back and rephrase one or two of them (always the case with any unscripted, wide-ranging, hour-long interview.) But his responses are the best I’ve seen on several prickly issues. “ Read more from Brandon Vogt, BV
A gargoyle at the Cathedral Notre-Dame d'Amiens in France. | Wikimedia Commons | Free Art License
London exorcist: “All of society is subject to a demonic deception”
“All of society is subject to a demonic deception, in so far as it accepts an unbelieving point of view.” Many of us would not disagree with this view. But Fr. Davies went on to say something more unexpected—that those who seek a self-centered happiness “belong to Satan.” Read more from K. V. Turley, Catholic World Report
Romans of the Decadence by Thomas Couture | CC
Romans 1 – Is It a Prophetic Interpretation of Reality for Our Times?
Although the text speaks specifically to those times, it is clear that our modern times are becoming nearly identical to what was described. Read more from Msgr. Charles Pope, ADW
Fanciful representation of the Salem witch trials by Joseph E. Baker | CC
Was the last ‘witch’ of Boston actually a Catholic martyr?
The infamous Reverend Cotton Mather, a Harvard graduate and one of the main perpetrators of witch trial hysteria at the time, insisted Ann Glover was a witch and brought her to what would be the last witch trial in Boston in 1688. Read more from Mary Rezac, CNA