Contemplating Christ’s Wounds on the Cross
BOOK EXCERPT: ‘I realized I could never look upon a crucifix the same way again.’
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Abortion in the Atomic Age: Hiroshima’s Moral Aftermath
COMMENTARY: The intentional taking of an innocent life is always gravely wrong — in war or in peace — and Hiroshima forces us to confront that truth.
New Old Movie Review: Bing Crosby and ‘Going My Way’
Released in 1944, the Bing Crosby classic blends faith and humor into a film whose appeal has only deepened with time.
A $100 Sign of a Father’s Love at Cracker Barrel
Providential reminders are often subtle — even hidden in the math of a Cracker Barrel check
Robert George’s New Book: An ‘Intellectual Feast’ for Our ‘Age of Feeling’
Book Review: The professor of jurisprudence argues a healthy society must be grounded in five things...
What Good Friday Shows Us About Redemptive Struggle — and the Power of One More Step
Good Friday reminds us that even in our moments of failure, Christ walks with us — helping us rise, endure, and offer our suffering in love.
How a Friend Taught Me the Theology of Forgiveness
When I struggled to forgive, God whispered one word into my heart. It was the name of a friend who had lived out radical mercy.
Dr. Ray’s Advice for a Faith-Filled Family in 2025
BOOK PICK: In ‘Family Faith Under Fire,’ Guarendi adroitly covers a wide array of topics that deal with parenting infants, toddlers, adolescents, adult children in college, and adult children now living on their own.
Be Not Afraid: How to Give Your Kids Peaceful Hearts in an Anxious Culture
The 24/7 news cycle and political fears are affecting kids. Here’s how parents can step in.
The Heavenly Beauty of Wedding Rings
This 19th-Century Mystic Could Miraculously Sense the Presence of the Eucharist, Blessed Objects — and Wedding Rings
