AIDS, Benedict XVI Condemned by the World but Defended by Scientists
What did Benedict XVI say about AIDS and condoms that sparked an international controversy? Harvard experts defended him.
Why Hitler Appears on a German Church Window
How Christian art resisted Nazism by depicting Hitler in stained-glass windows in a demonic form.
Who Was Muhammad? No Historical Certainty for Scholars
Muhammad, who was he? Scholars test the historical sources and find it nearly impossible to provide a biography.
The Vatican Note Breaks the Myth: Marital Sex Is Not Only for Procreation
With the “Una caro” note, the Church explains that marital sex has a unitive purpose, not only a procreative one.
When the World’s Most Beautiful Become Priests and Nuns
Recent stories of models and top models among the world’s most beautiful who leave behind vanity to follow a religious calling.
The Church Defends Migrants, But Also National Borders
The Church holds a balanced position, defending migrants while upholding the right to regulate migration flows and protect national borders.
Argentina, the National Academy of Medicine Blocks Gender Transition
The Medical Society opposes gender therapy because it “threatens biological sex,” replacing it with an “incoherent perception of gender.”
New York Sees a Boom in Catholic Conversions, Says New York Post
What’s happening in New York? The number of Catholics is rising, driven by adult conversions that begin with the catechumenate process.
Gerd Ganteför, From Physics to God: The Journey of a Scientist
Gerd Ganteför (University of Konstanz): “I no longer believe in a materialistic universe,” he says, explaining how physics led him to God.
Does Alice Roberts Expose Christianity or Just Repeat Old Propaganda?
Review of Domination by Alice Roberts: a new attack on Christianity echoing Edward Gibbon’s anti-religious propaganda
