The Miracle that led to the Beatification of Blessed Conchita, Mystic and Mother
In 2006, a miraculous healing was attributed to wife, mother, and mystic from Mexico, Blessed Conchita. She also founded lay and religious apostolates.
Mother Teresa's Miracles: How She Was Declared a Saint
The process of canonization requires two investigated miracles; Mother Teresa’s miracles took place in the lives of Monica Besra and Marcilio Andrino.
To Find Yourself, You Need to First Lose Yourself
Though those who seek to lose themselves to find themselves may choose dissimilar methods from Christianity, C.S. Lewis says their intention isn't far off.
Walker Percy, M.D. and the Diagnosis of a Secular Age
Through a Catholic lens, does the diagnosis of Walker Percy, a 20th century southern fiction writer, still apply to the secular age of today’s world?
Fr. Spitzer Shares 6 Reasons to be Thankful this Thanksgiving
Fr. Spitzer Shares 6 Reasons to be Thankful this Thanksgiving
Two Steps to Escaping Your Personal Hell: Self-Definition and Seeking the Good News
The desire to be admired, to be a “winner”, is a natural desire in the search for happiness, but as a solitary purpose it drives us to absurd limits. Fr. Spitzer describes this problem as “getting cau
Are The Bible and Contemporary Science Compatible?
Christians have been given a great deal of liberty to believe in contemporary science, but who should we believe when science and the bible don't match up? When science tells us that the universe is 1
Pope Francis’ NEW Apostolic Exhortation Reveals the Key to Holiness
Pope Francis’ NEW Apostolic Exhortation Reveals the Key to Holiness
Does the Shroud of Turin Match the Wounds of Christ?
The shroud's image and blood stains, relative to one another, not only reflect the wounds of crucifixion, but the wounds of Jesus specifically.
