Catholic Church

By Msgr. Charles Pope - When we encounter the resurrection accounts in the New Testament, we face a challenge in putting all the pieces together in such a way that the sequence of events flows in logical order. This is due to the fact that no one Gospel presents all or even most of the information. Some of the accounts seem to conflict. I have opined before that these apparent conflicts are usually not in fact true conflicts.

By Philip Kosloski, Aleteia - The week following Easter Sunday continues the glorious celebration of Jesus' resurrection. Like Christmas, Easter is often celebrated by the secular world in the days leading up to the feast, but not after. This is in contrast to the liturgical celebration of these feasts, which only begins on the day itself and extends for many days and even weeks after.

By Aldo Maria Valli, Church Militant - "If today we are asked to choose between the Kingdom of Christ and the tyranny of the New World Order, we cannot avoid this choice and must carry it out consistently, asking the Lord for the strength to bear witness to Him even to the point of martyrdom."

By David McPike, Crisis Magazine - Recently, Pope Francis declared that the Blessed Virgin Mary is the one “to whom Jesus entrusted us, all of us; but as a Mother, not as goddess, not as co-redeemer as Mother.” This comment generated much controversy in the Catholic world since one of Mary’s traditional titles is “Co-Redemptrix.”... So is Mary, the mother of our Lord, co-redeemer (aka co-redemptrix) with Christ?