Edward Pentin, National Catholic Register Monday, September 29, 2025 Criticism is being leveled at Cardinal Stephen Chow Sau-yan of Hong Kong after he reportedly insisted that the Chinese-administered territory is free of religious persecution,…
People often ask me what they can do – or what should we all be doing – to deal with the many challenges we face, not only the obvious ones like wars, injustices, poverty, and so forth, but fundamental questions about what human life is and what…
— compiled by Wombat-socho The draft is this Saturday, and I have yet to peruse the free agent lists. Well, I’m not going anywhere this week, so I should have plenty of time in between bouts of continuing education to prepare for tax…
U.S. - Researchers at the University of Maryland have discovered that the most effective treatment for clinical depression is a giggling baby.Patients treated with giggling babies showed remarkable improvement in depression symptoms, with the…
Hamlet – Act 1, Scene 5 – “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” I am a Presbyterian, one of the so-called “frozen chosen.” I am not prone to the more spectacular displays of Christian…
An episode of Conversations with Christians Engaged — a podcast dedicated to helping believers continue walking in faith while navigating the muddy ways of politics and culture. By The Stream Published on September 28, 2025…
By The Stream Published on September 28, 2025 There is great treasure in your church, home, and family that must be preserved and protected. The enemy wants to steal, kill, and destroy. But men must stand up and refuse to allow Hell to steal…
About ten days ago we looked at Salena Zito looking at the influx of young people n churches in her area. She continues to follow the story and yesterday she penned a deeper look into one of the congregations she had mentioned originally. It’s…
Darkness. What a horrible word and horrible state, especially for someone created and destined to live in the light of God. Darkness is not even a thing on its own; it is only the absence of something else: the absence of light. In darkness we…
The haunting story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31) is perhaps best understood in reverse, through the lens of where we find them at the end of the story. The status of each in the afterlife – the rich man’s suffering and Lazarus’s…
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