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Treason: Then and Now
I’ve noticed a curious tic in my circle of friends. We’ve known each other for years, we share the faith,…
Browsing: On Books
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The Pro-Life Movement’s Last and Best Hope
In Dostoevsky’s epic novel, The Brothers Karamazov, brothers Ivan and Alyosha engage in a deep discussion about God – his existence…
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John Paul II, Patron of the Catholic Literary Revival
With the canonization of Blessed John Paul II taking place on Divine Mercy Sunday, the world’s attention turns to the…
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Transhumanist Children’s Book Says “Death is Enemy of Us All”
Transhumanism is everywhere. We are being steeped in it like a tea bag in hot water. Not all the images…
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Through, With, and In Him
Editor’s Note: Looking for a way to deepen your prayer this Lent and Easter? ShaneKapler’s Through, With, & In Him shows readers how…
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Transhumanists Say No to Death
The latest children’s book, penned by a transhumanist, is really going well beyond the reality that we know as human…
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If I Could Buy The World A Book — Or Five
I’m so excited this week about Devin Rose’s newest book The Protestant’s Dilemma, excited in a way that I honestly didn’t…
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What Can Screwtape Teach Us About Discipleship?
“By faith man completely submits his intellect and his will to God” (Dei Verbum, 5). Our Screwtape Tendency You may…
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Book Review: Therese, Faustina, and Bernadette
Elizabeth Ficocelli, raised as a non-practicing Lutheran, did not become Catholic until she was preparing to marry her Catholic boyfriend,…
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I’d Do It For God, but Not For You?
In Emilie Barnes book More Hours in My Day I read the story of a woman who was upset because her…