Features
The story of The Godmother, advisor to Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius XII “did more than anybody in the world ever did for the Jews,” says Fr. Charles Murr, author of a book about his […]
Articles by Paul Senz
Special Report
Holy Family Hospital: An “oasis of peace” near the birthplace of Jesus Christ
An interview with Michele Burke Bowe, the President of the Holy Family Hospital Foundation, about the only Catholic maternity hospital in the West Bank area. […]
The Dispatch
The influence of Benedict XVI on Cardinals Müller and Sarah
Books by the former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and the current Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the […]
The Dispatch
The stuff of faith
An interview with Mike and Grace Aquilina, co-authors of new book that presents the history of the Church through a hundred different objects, including from a […]
The Dispatch
A journalist’s “inside look” at the papacy of Benedict XVI
Paul Badde’s new book tells the story of a dramatic papacy as it unfolded. […]
The Dispatch
Joseph Pearce reflects on his “dramatic verse tapestry” about two “war poets”
For the past two decades, since the publication of Wisdom and Innocence: A Life of G.K. Chesterton, Joseph Pearce has established himself as a leading biographer of Christian novelists, poets, authors, and intellectuals. He has written […]
Special Report
Sacred Liturgy Conference in southern Oregon highlights the beauty, truth of Church’s worship
The Second Vatican Council famously declared in its Dogmatic Constitution on the Church that the Holy Eucharist is the source and summit, the “fount and apex,” of the Christian life (Lumen Gentium 11). There is […]
Special Report
Catholic bookstores in the era of Amazon
Even as online shopping becomes more convenient and pervasive, there is no replacing the experience of walking into a store and interacting with a knowledgeable and helpful proprietor. This is particularly true of Catholic bookstores, […]
Books
Fr. Paul Scalia’s new book addresses sentimentality, relativism, and need for conversion
Over the several decades, Catholics in the United States have grown increasingly ignorant of their faith. There are many good ideas and theories about why this is the case, but part of the solution seems […]
Interview
Thomas Aquinas College announces new campus in Massachusetts
Since its founding in Southern California in 1971, Thomas Aquinas College has been offering a unique experience to students interested in an education in the great works of Western Civilization with a firm grounding in […]