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Holiday Hysteria: A Christian Defense of Halloween
In two weeks we celebrate Halloween— and, as you may have noticed, many of our Evangelical friends now shun America’s October…
Browsing: Apologetics
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A Mass-Centered Way to Talk About the Eucharist
A great opportunity to share the faith with both fallen away Catholics and with non-Catholics is to talk about that one central thing that distinguishes the Catholic Church apart from all other religions of the world.
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Traditionalists and the Incarnation
In a previous article, I outlined my belief that one of the greatest dangers facing Catholicism today is a lack…
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Proselytism, Conversion, and Other “Solemn Nonsense”
In my previous column, we examined how the words of Pope Francis found echo in Pope Leo XIII. A lot…
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Jesus Didn’t Found a Religion?
In dialogues with Non-Catholics, most of the subjects you discuss won’t get you that far. Instead, they will frequently tell…
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Why the Incarnation Matters
“But this I have against you, that you have forgotten your first love.” (Apocalypse 2:3) When it is asked what…
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Aristotle and Manna
To feed the Israelites during their wandering time in the desert, the Lord caused to appear on the ground a…
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Six Tips To Help You Evangelize Lapsed Catholics
We talk a lot about technology in the New Evangelization, and rightly so: “The commemoration of this half millennium of…
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Opportunities to Share the Faith: Infant Baptism or “Baby Dedication”?
A great opportunity to share the Catholic faith with Protestants is when they bring up the ceremony that they call…
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Five Commonalities Between Christianity and Islam
Among all kinds of cultural, political, and interfaith dialogues, the one between Christianity and Islam is arguably the most interesting.…