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
Religion and Education: Why Faith Is Rising Among the Highly Educated
A Harvard study shows a strong link between religion and education. Old anticlerical myths fall, but new risks are emerging.
Garden Found Beneath the Holy Sepulchre Confirms the Gospel of John
Traces of a garden have been found beneath the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre, just as described in the Gospel of John.
The Fuchsia Pastor Marries Four Men, Chaos in Germany
Reverend Lena Müller puts the Evangelical Church in trouble, already approving same-sex unions. Tear down the foundation, the whole structure collapses.
Gianna Jessen, a Woman Aborted in the Name of Women’s Rights
The Powerful Testimony of Gianna Jessen: “If Abortion Is About a Woman’s Right to Choose, Then What Was Mine?”
Giroud Invites You to the Congrès Mission: “Christ Is Waiting for You!”
Giroud, a practicing Catholic, has long used his fame for the Church. In a short video, he invites people to a Church event.
The World’s Most Persecuted Underground Bishop Has Died
Farewell to underground Bishop Julius Jia Zhiguo, a fearless pastor who defied China’s regime, spending more time in prison than free.
Why the Vatican Was Bombed on This Day
The motives and those responsible for the bombing of the Vatican that took place on November 5, 1943, exactly 82 years ago.
