When we speak about Heaven there is a tendency to dismiss our speculation as “just imagining things.” But Our Dear Lord, knowing that we need
Will the day of judgment be one of shame–or a story of restoration, redemption, and resurrection to be sung with joy?
Nothing can spark and fan the flames of desire — of longing, love, awe, and reverence — quite like music can when it is skillfully directed to the task.
What’s the hardest question you’ve ever been asked? Here are some of the most interesting ones Dr. Peter Kreeft has ever been asked and his responses.
What a wonderful thing it is when God gives us a gift and is glorified when we use it– and when we surrender it for better things. Claire Dwyer continues her series on Elizabeth of the Trinity.
God can bring good out of–and into– the very darkest places, Joseph Hollcraft was reminded in an unexpected way.
The celebration of the Eucharist, the center of the Church’s life and the highpoint of its worship, should be given a dignity and a grandeur worthy of the reality it makes present.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson interview Fr. George Rutler on his book “The Stories of Hymns: The History Behind 100 of Christianity’s Greatest Hymns”.
What happened to traditional hymns during Mass and why are they so important? Dan and Melissa speak with Fr. George Rutler about his book “The Stories of Hymns: The History Behind 100 of Christianity’s Greatest Hymns” to find out.
Fr. John Bartunek explains how the term “choir” can be applied to various things in the Church — from clothing to physical structures, and even to special seating. Learn more about this term which spiritual authors sometimes refer to in their writings.