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Miracles from Heaven is a rare gem that sparkles in a sea of mediocre secular films in theaters this spring.

This film takes a unique approach to telling Christ’s story, beginning at the age of seven when his parents decide to leave Egypt for Nazareth

The journal Science named “CRISPR” the “breakthrough of the year” for 2015. What is CRISPR, and what challenges could it pose to building a Culture of Life?

During the Jubilee Year of Mercy, there’s no better time to deepen your prayer life by consecration to Our Lord’s Divine Mercy, led by the Little Flower herself.

These sparkling essays are written with insight and wit by an author widely recognized as one of the finest masters of English prose in the Church today.

A comprehensive picture of what it means to be a Catholic man.

Every Catholic conscious of a mortal sin must go to Confession at least once a year.

We are in the early stages of the Jubilee Year of Mercy, in which we are being asked to receive the Father’s mercy so we can bestow it

Last fall, Chicago Archbishop Blaise Cupich said gun violence is “a pro-life issue and should be front and center with all of the others.” He makes an important point.

Most of my readers will be familiar with the corporal and spiritual works of mercy. I will focus on the former

One of Fr. Jeffrey Starkovich’s earliest memories is his desire to be a priest, leading him to joke that he had a “kindergarten vocation.”

Louise de Marillac was born near Meux, France. At 15, she applied to join the Capuchin order in Paris, but was refused admission. She married Antony LeGras in 1613. Marillac was a devoted wife and mother to their one child.

Recently, I read one of the most beneficial books in a long time called The Lost Art of Listening.