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April 8, 2016
Canonizations can take years, even decades, but the process has been started for Fr. Thomas Byles, an English priest who died saving fellow passengers when the…
April 13, 2016
Handel’s Messiah, first performed in a concert hall in Dublin during the season of Lent in 1742, was intended to bring religious themes to a secular venue. Written…
April 13, 2016
As you may have heard, a federal judge in Michigan threw out a lawsuit brought by the ACLU to try to force Catholic hospitals to perform…
April 22, 2016
In other words, it’s great. I have no idea if there were cynical or divisive motives on the part of the Obama administration to put Harriet…
April 23, 2016
It could be better. It could be less talky, more dramatic — and shorter. But it’s a start. At nearly 10 minutes long, this mini-documentary, “The…
April 29, 2016
Political events don’t just happen. They are formed. Over years and lifespans, carefully, often unintentionally, the everyday lives of ordinary people create culture. While cataclysmic events…
May 9, 2016
His name is Dylan Cuddy. He’s a young Catholic. And he’s running across the entire United States of America in the name of Divine Mercy. Dylan…
May 14, 2016
Two things I read in the last week or so stick in my brain, especially in light of our society’s current scorched-earth wars against biology and…
May 23, 2016
Thanks for joining CV Offline Summer Bookclub! This May, we read The Power and the Glory, a novel by Catholic author Graham Greene. It tells the…