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Marian Miracles - Fr. Robert Fox

Many astonishing miracles have taken place within the context of approved Marian apparitions. With these miracles there is always a message from Our Lady that each of us is invited to incorporate into our own spirituality. For this purpose we shall examine Guadalupe, Lourdes, and Fatima. Email This Article

Men of the church - Barbara Kay

In the early days of feminism’s ascendance, a certain joke made the rounds — its theme remained constant, although the particulars varies — that never failed to raise a knowing chuckle. Email This Article

Monasteries and Madrassas: Five Myths About Christianity, Islam, and the Middle Ages - H.W. Crocker III

Does Islam need a Reformation? Not unless you think it would benefit from additional dollops of Puritanism; further encouragement to smash altars, stained glass, and other forms of “idolatry”; prodding to ban riotous celebrations like Christmas and Easter; and support for fundamentalist Islamic schools that insist on sola Korana and sola Sunnah. Email This Article

Mother Teresa's Dark Night of the Soul - Dinesh D’Souza

In Christopher Hitchens' wickedly iconoclastic book The Missionary Position, Mother Teresa is portrayed as a self-satisfied dogmatist who never entertained any doubts. Email This Article

Mother Teresa’s darkness - Rev. Raymond de Souza

When Mother Teresa of Calcutta died 10 years ago, it was assumed that her path to official sainthood would be quick and uneventful. Email This Article

Multiculturalism, Catholicism, and American Civilization - Joseph A. Varacalli

There are actually three forms of multiculturalism, two of which are antithetical to the Catholic worldview. Email This Article

New Pope's Name May Be Sign of Focus on Evangelizing Europe - Austin Ruse

As a faithful Catholic I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am with the elevation of Joseph Ratzinger to the Chair of Peter. Pope Benedict XVI will be a powerful and important Pope. Please, everyone who reads this, of whatever faith, pray for this man who just had the weight of the world placed upon his shoulders. Email This Article

No wise man, and no great artist, leaves God out - Paul Johnson

I can perfectly well understand why someone should be an agnostic. But to be an atheist — to deny flatly and without qualification the existence of God — is to me wholly unsympathetic. Email This Article

Opus Dei: Introduction - John L. Allen

If you want a guiding metaphor for Opus Dei, the spiritual organization founded in Spain in 1928 by Saint Josemaría Escrivá that has become the most controversial force in Roman Catholicism, think of it as the Guinness Extra Stout of the Catholic Church. It's a strong brew, definitely an acquired taste, and clearly not for everyone. Email This Article

Pain as Sharpener - Frederick W. Marks

There is a saying that when the going gets tough, the tough get going. Email This Article

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