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Lee Strobel: Supernatural Encounters – The Stream
By The Stream Published on October 16, 2025 Lee Strobel, the author of “Seeing the Supernatural,” recounts documented stories of spiritual encounters that point people to Jesus Christ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkGoSILXvpU Like the…
East Texas Celebrates Closure of Planned Parenthood Center
Planned Parenthood in Tyler closed on July 17. On October 12, the pro-life community of East Texas celebrated. The Tyler facility opened in 2012 as part of the Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas affiliate. The Planned Parenthood facility in…
When The Going Gets Tough, Democrats Get Absurd
I agree – “The Absurdity of #NOKINGS.” It is amazing that the absurdity of the very idea itself needs pointing out, but in the end I just wish the absurdity ended there. There is this, “The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in a 4-1 vote…
The Brew: Condemn Vile, Wicked Speech, But Don’t Feed Into Double Standards
There’s a genuine scandal on the Right, which is garnering massive attention. Some staffers for Young Republicans engaged in nasty, repulsive racist humor in a group chat, which an internal enemy leaked to Politico magazine. Their language was…
How the Church Once Governed – Religion & Liberty Online
The prelapsarian order enjoys a diversity of interpretations in the modern imagination. For some, it represents a prosperous symbiotic relationship between an originally vegetarian human civilization and creation: “The Lord God took the man and…
The strange death of Protestantism
Richard Rex, Catholic Herald Thursday, October 16, 2025 The pivotal doctrine of Protestantism, which arose in the 16th century, was encapsulated in the easy and elegant slogan: justification by faith alone. The other great pillar of original…
Pope Leo introduces Vatican investment reforms
Victoria Cardiel, Catholic News Agency Thursday, October 16, 2025 With the motu proprio Coniuncta Cura, (“Shared Responsibility”), the Holy Father revoked the exclusive right that the Institute for Works of Religion (IOR by its Italian acronym,…
2,000 Join Rosary Crusade Through Streets of London
Edward Pentin, National Catholic Register Thursday, October 16, 2025 At least 2,000 faithful participated in an annual London Rosary Crusade of Reparation on Saturday — a notably large gathering that organizers hope reflects a fledgling revival…
Pope Leo needs to be more specific
Ross Douthat, New York Times Thursday, October 16, 2025 It’s fitting that Leo XIV’s first apostolic exhortation, Dilexi te, is a meditation on Christian obligations to the poor, one effectively written with his immediate predecessor, Pope…
Pope Leo XIV, St. John Paul II, and the Fertility Crisis
Pope Leo XIV has joined the chorus of those lamenting the implosion of global fertility levels. Speaking after a visit with the President of Italy, the Pope urged action to implosion of fertility and the collapse of childbearing. Encouragingly,…