"This book will change you. It is an invitation to the Messiah's wedding feast and a foretaste of heaven. It will change the way you experience the sacraments, personal prayer, Scripture study, and marriage. Most of all, it will deepen your love for Christ." - Scott Hahn
The Belgian priest and physicist, Monsignor Georges Lemaître died in 1966 after receiving news that his theory of the birth of the universe — what he called the "hypothesis of the primeval atom" — had been confirmed by the discovery of cosmic microwave background radiation.
When Shakespeare imagined what young King Henry V might have said before the Battle of Agincourt a century and a half before, he wrote one of the most celebrated speeches never really spoken.
In classical Latin culture, a Genius was a guiding spirit given to individuals from birth (gignere), enabling them to have special insights.
Those who are in a position to do so are wise to consult an investment advisor, and at the start of Lent, it is not irreverent to say that the Lord himself is the best one.
Joseph Stalin was responsible for the deaths of around 20 million men, women and children by massacres, torture, starvation and execution.
People contradict the principle of non-contradiction all the time.
