Luke’s Gospel provides a rather detailed rendering of Jesus’ birth. Because Mary “kept all these things, pondering them in her heart,” she must have given her eyewitness account to Luke. Thus, the historicity of what is declared should not be…
Larry Chapp, National Catholic Register Wednesday, December 24, 2025 In debates about Church tradition, there’s a false dialectic between a runaway progressivism that treats tradition like a Rorschach inkblot onto which one can project any…
Edward Pentin, National Catholic Register Wednesday, December 17, 2025 It has become a new papal convention. Every Tuesday evening, as Pope Leo XIV departs for the Vatican after his now-routine day of rest at Castel Gandolfo, he will stop to…
By The Stream Published on December 11, 2025 Rabbi Jason Sobel, author of Transformed By The Messiah, shares his personal journey to Jesus and some significant fulfillments of prophecy in the life, death, and resurrection of Christ.…
“O God be gracious and bless us and let Your face shed its light upon us.” So begins Psalm 68, often said in the Daily Office, or Breviary, at the start of the day. In St. John’s Gospel, Philip says to Jesus, “show us the Father and that will be…
An excellent history of Christians in the early church has me thinking about how we mark time. This is a very pertinent exercise as we welcome Advent, the four weeks leading up to Christmas day where we celebrate Jesus’ incarnational birth and…
I’m a millennial mom, and in November I took my high school junior daughter on her first college visit. We attended Liberty University’s “College For A Weekend” event and from the moment we stepped on to campus, we felt the weight of the…
By Peter Demos Published on November 21, 2025 What if the real crisis isn’t acceptance—but identity? In this 28-minute video, Peter Demos digs into the tragic story of Leah Smith, a trans-identifying athlete whose death is being used online as…
Dr. O.S. Hawkins on Biblical illiteracy and true faith By Peter Demos Published on November 19, 2025 What if the answer to every secondary struggle — politics, culture, division, anxiety — wasn’t a strategy, but a Person? In this 30-minute…
Larry Chapp, National Catholic Register Friday, November 14, 2025 Our culture does not like to focus on death. Lacking a substantively real faith in God, the modern world vacillates between a nihilistic atheism that views death as annihilation…
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