Catholic Church

By Brad Miner,The Catholic Thing - It has been seven years since the release of then Father Robert Barron’s Catholicism, which I reviewed at the time, calling the DVD series “the most vivid catechism ever created.”… His new video production, The Mass, is considerably less visually vivid than Catholicism because it lacks the sweep of worldwide location shooting that made that earlier series truly “a Journey into the Heart of the Faith.”

By David L. Fleming, SJ - How do we make these choices? How do we weigh competing values? How do we discern the right path? Ignatian spirituality gives us a way to approach these questions. To follow Jesus we need to know how to make good decisions. Ignatian spirituality helps us approach this challenge in a practical way.

By Michelle Arnold, Catholic Answers - Regarding certain “new ideas” on treatment of the human body, such as those we were asked about, the CDF gave guidance: You may not keep ashes in your house…. You may not split them up… You may not scatter them in the ocean, glue them into a necklace, or use them to fertilize a tree....

By Christopher Manion, LifeSiteNews - America’s politicized Catholic bishops – and unfortunately, that means most of them – have had a pretty bad year. Their campaign demanding amnesty for illegal aliens and a wide-open border policy has been a flop. Consider: They opposed two immigration bills in Congress for not going far enough, but both failed for going too far. Some bishops are so frustrated that they lash out at politicians, even strong-pro-lifers who oppose Obama’s unconstitutional “Dreamers” amnesty.