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The film, based on a true story and a New York Times best-seller, drags a bit in places, but its primary theme — the healing, transforming power of love and forgiveness — shines through with clarity.

“We are tested every day by … challenges to put our faith aside in the pursuit of business objectives…and must view each … as a way to strengthen rather than weaken our faith..."

Columbus’ discovery is indeed extraordinary, but opening up two American continents to Christianity has been called the greatest evangelistic feat since the days of St. Paul.

Sharing his own experiences, Willits offers advice on fostering healthy habits, dealing with stressful situations, and identifying blessings amid our difficulties.

Spreading awareness of God through media, retreats, archeological tours, and influentials

Food, however, isn’t just an occasion for honing the cardinal virtues. It also allows us to exercise the three theological virtues: faith, hope and charity.

“Standard treatment that works in adolescence and the early 20s often fails in older women

Gerard was esteemed for his great piety and wisdom, and for his mystical gifts of reading consciences, levitation and bilocation.

Ecumenical progress seems slow, but philosophy professor Peter Kreeft believes Christian unity is possible if we build upon common beliefs

Ordained nearly 16 years, Father Scheidt, a former high school theology teacher, has many passions that include sacred art and architecture, not to mention a lifelong interest in the life and writings of Thomas Jefferson.

...Life is regarded as a good or bad hotel, which must not be too bad to be worth staying in...

“What are we to make of a culture in which almost every mother chooses to kill her own baby if the child in the womb is disabled?

“…what they are seeking to harvest are well-developed fetal organs like hearts, lungs, livers, and brains … not the organs of the woman’s body … but those of the separate living human being inside of her

“We all have a pro-life story that we must share..."

“Ambiguous language utilized by POLST is highly problematic … it inevitably leads to confusion and possibly abuse.."