BOOKS: ‘Moving Forward’ helps all Catholics keep the faith
College is that place where Catholic students first meet with the world’s great diversity, where students first take care of themselves, where they must first make the majority of their own decisions, and where their faith is first really tested.
Nigerian priest republishes book on the priesthood
Fr. Fidelis Igwenwanne said the title of his recently republished book, “A Man for God and for Others,” encapsulates what we’re all called to do: “Love God and love neighbor.”
Labor historian reviews bitter lessons from the union movement
"From the Jaws of Victory: The Triumph and Tragedy of Cesar Chavez and the Farm Worker Movement" takes a critical look at Chavez and...
‘Sun’ columnist to publish novel inspired by her work with Chaldean Catholics
“A Martyr’s Crown” is the fruit of two years worth of interviews and work among the Chaldean Catholic immigrant community in Phoenix by Joyce Coronel, longtime columnist and correspondent with The Catholic Sun.
Nativity story’s significance continues to unfold today, pope writes
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The Nativity story, like the whole story of Christ, is not merely an event in the past, but has unfolding significance for people today, with implications for such issues as the limits of political power and the purpose of human freedom, Pope Benedict writes in his third and final volume on the life and teachings of Jesus.
FILMS: ‘Rise of the Guardians’: Do you believe in the Man in the Moon?
I had a lot of nightmares growing up. I’d wake up, startled and holler for my father. He’d come to my bedside, over and...
12-year-old pens ‘Rosary Meditation’ book for altar servers
Local eighth-grader Peter Troiano has always wanted to be an author. Now, at 12 years old, he’s had his first book published. “A Servant’s Heart: Rosary Meditations for Altar Servers” is the fruit of his summer vacation.
Media Guide: Nov. 20-30
Bishop installation Mass — 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Nov. 20 EST on EWTN and online. See Bishop James D. Conley be installed at the ninth...
BOOKS: Catholic novel set in Haiti sure to sneak up on readers
One thing that all readers need to be aware of is that sometimes books will sneak up on them.
Marie-José Roumain’s new novel, “Indelible Fixation”...
FILMS: ‘2016: Obama’s America’
NEW YORK (CNS) -- "What does Barack Obama believe?" asks right-leaning scholar Dinesh D'Souza, narrator of the engaging political documentary "2016: Obama's America" (Rocky...