Okay, bear with me here. I have this idea that my readers are just sitting on the edge of their seats, wailing plaintively, “Oh, please! Please! Tell me about the Councils of the Church!” Well, not
The Rainbow: It's a thing of beauty and mystery, hanging in the sky after a rainstorm. It's an amalgam of science and art, poetry and literature and superstition.... But the Rainbow's reputation has certainly taken
It was raining at the Cova da Iria on October 13, 1917–raining so much, in fact, that the crowds gathered there, their clothing drenched and dripping, slipped in the puddles and along the trails of
Looking for a last-minute theater experience? Tonight only, May 2, Sight and Sound Theatres are presenting the hit musical Jonah: On Stage in theaters across America. More than a million people have enjoyed Jonah: On
“If the image on the Shroud of Turin were thought to be of a Pharaoh, an emperor, an ancient warrior, or, indeed, just about anybody from antiquity, then the world of science and academia would
Yesterday, Palm Sunday, we welcomed Jesus, waving palm fronds in a reenactment of Christ’s jubilant entrance into Jerusalem. This week will be full of reenactments from Jesus’ last week on earth, culminating with a jubilant
On Dec. 24, 1968, our nation was in strife. The war in Vietnam had divided and demoralized the nation; Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy had been assassinated; and the Zodiac Killer was on the
Here is my chair. It is where I sit, watching the soup pot and watching the birds, and pondering the mysteries of the universe. Today I’ve been thinking about the Chair of Peter, the feast
The tornado that tore through Mississippi on Saturday, January 14, left a trail of destruction more than fifteen miles long. Four people died, more than 20 were injured, in the EF3 tornado which packed winds between
At approximately 12:00 noon today, Donald J. Trump will take the Oath of Office and will become the 45th President of the United States of America. His hand will rest upon two Bibles: one, a
