Mark Wahlberg’s new film “Father Stu” is one of the most theologically interesting films to come out in a long time.

Premier Christian Radio sponsored a survey to investigate how COVID-19 has affected religious beliefs.

When I was doing full-time parish ministry, one of my favorite activities was performing baptisms.

The mind can certainly take in the Sistine Chapel Ceiling, and the will can perceive it as a good, but it is the heart that sings in its presence.

I just finished my second dive into the Reddit AMA world. One of th...

Last week Fr. Daniel Berrigan, S.J. passed away at the age of 94. T...

Lewis was that rare sort of genius, able to combine high theological insight with vivid imagination.

I am sure by now that many of you have seen the appalling hidden-ca...

Every third summer, the Catholic lectionary provides a series of re...

Last week, I wrote a piece on Bruce Jenner's transformation into Ca...

The attendance at our daily Mundelein Seminary on Labor Day weekend...

One of the unintended but happy consequences of the emergence of th...

A very instructive exchange between Gary Gutting, a philosophy prof...

Well, it’s Easter time, and that means that the mainstream media an...

The first reading for Mass on the first Sunday of Lent this year, t...

A classic characterization of Jesus is that he is priest, prophet, ...

One of the commonest observations made by opponents of religion is ...

The appearance of an art house film on the philosopher Hannah Arend...

Time Magazine’s recent cover story “The Childfree Life” has generat...

In “new” atheist and secularist circles today, faith is regularly r...

There were a number of reasons why I liked “World War Z,” the film ...

I didn’t really care for the latest cinematic iteration of the Supe...

The appearance of yet another film version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s...

Some years ago, The New Yorker ran a cartoon that perfectly lampoon...

One of the most significant fault lines in Western culture opened u...