The Curse of the Copper King: In Search of Solomon’s Mine
By an Explorer Who’s Been Too Far to Turn Back They say the desert remembers what man forgets. That was…
Month: June 2025
Living Well, Aging Faithfully: What Catholics Can Learn From the “Wellderly”
Why do some people live vibrantly into their 80s and 90s without chronic disease, while others don’t? Dr. Eric Topol,…
Pope Leo XIV Urges Movements to Keep Jesus at the Center of Their Mission
In a powerful address that reaffirmed the heart of Catholic life and service, Pope Leo XIV called on leaders of…
The Delay in Carlo Acutis’ Canonization Leaves Faithful Awaiting a New Date
Catholics around the world are asking a pressing question: When will Blessed Carlo Acutis be canonized? The ceremony was originally…
The Power of Grass-Fed Beef: What the Research Really Shows
In a time when nutrition is more critical than ever, it’s essential to understand what we’re really putting on our…
Pope Leo XIV Appeals to Putin for Peace in Ukraine
In a powerful act of diplomacy rooted in faith, Pope Leo XIV has urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to make…
Antarctica’s Buried Rivers Reveal God’s Design and Call Us to Protect Creation
Why should Catholics care about what lies buried under Antarctica’s vast ice sheets? Because within this newly revealed, ancient landscape…
Supreme Court Unanimously Backs Catholic Charities in Religious Liberty Case
In a landmark religious liberty decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on June 5 that Wisconsin violated the First…
The Council of Nicaea: 1,700 Years Later, Unity in Faith Still Endures
Why does the Council of Nicaea matter today? Because nearly 1,700 years after it convened in the summer of A.D.…
Pope Francis’ Final Gift Stalled at Gaza Border Amid Ongoing Crisis
In his final act of compassion for the people of the Holy Land, Pope Francis entrusted his popemobile—used during his…