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Sheen continues to speak to young Catholics. He was fiery without being cruel, polished without seeming artificial and uncompromising without losing sight of the audience in front of him.
‘We saw goodness at its best. We also saw evil at its worst. But good always triumphs over evil.’
Chad Pecknold, a longtime professor at The Catholic University of America, has begun working for the government agency that oversees immigration enforcement.
In a time of tragedy, the ‘Pietà’ restored one world-renowned Catholic sculptor’s faith in humanity.
Nods, awkward smiles and contactless peace signs still predominate half a decade after the COVID-19 pandemic, raising the question: What are we doing here?
COMMENTARY: Florida can respect the bishops’ authority over Catholic schools while preserving a workable path for parents with vaccine objections.
Freemason Grand Master Guillaume Trichard’s recent targeting of private education follows a long precedent of the controversial group’s influence in France.
Fulton Sheen’s 1956 Appearance on ‘What’s My Line?’
The Pope’s upcoming visit to France following its recent legalization of euthanasia could shape our understanding of how the Leonine pontificate will navigate life issues, in Europe and abroad.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Register, the archbishop of Westminster sees an opportunity amid talk of a ‘quiet revival’ and addresses migration, assisted suicide, the traditional Latin Mass and Britain’s new Catholic prime minister.
FILM: In Paul Greengrass’ medieval epic, a shattered Corpus Christi procession triggers a profound exploration of human dignity, shared suffering and divine authority.
Virginia Coda Nunziante says the October gathering will unite doctrine and devotion, reaffirming the Blessed Virgin’s singular cooperation in salvation and her enduring place in Catholic life.
Forgiving means letting go of the hatred and anger we so often carry.
The ‘Drive Thru History’ host explores the early Church, the saints and the roads that led him to Catholicism.
EWTN News contributor Colm Flynn speaks about his new documentary, ‘Hope After 9/11: Stories of Faith and Courage,’ which highlights stories of faith and courage in the aftermath of tragedy. Then Register Senior Contributor Edward Pentin reports on the latest ‘Rave in the Nave’ event in England.
