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The 'Church Of Martyrs': A Short History Of Catholic Persecution

The Catholic Church has known persecution and suffering from its earliest days because fidelity to Christ has always invited opposition.

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Above All - Do Not Close Our Church Doors

By Michael Seagriff

"...do not allow - as some do- that churches be closed during the hours not appointed for public functions

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Pope Pius XII: Protector Of The Jews

By The Crucesignati

British author John Cornwell published a New York Times bestseller in 1999 called “Hitler’s Pope: The Secret History of Pius XII.”

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Excommunicated: A Cordial Kick In The Cassock

By The Crucesignati

We live in a world where “inclusivity” is often interpreted as never saying no to anything.

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A Sower Went Out to Sow

By The Catholic Philadelphian

A Reflection on the Sower from Pope Leo XIV

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Recent History of Abortion

By Paul Murano, Ph.D.

Abortion was universally banned for a century before ideology triumphed over objective truth.

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The church and the Church – Our Permanent Refuges

By John Brander Fitzpatrick

The church (with a small "c") and the Church (with a large "c") form a dynamic duo that constantly protects us

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"I met Jesus on the Road" - Mother Teresa

By Gary Sullivan

When she finally arrived late and an Indian cardinal gently reminded her that she had kept the Vicar of Christ, Pope John Paul II waiting, Mother Teresa calmly replied, "Yes, I know, but I met Jesus on the road."

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Healthy Boundaries or Walls?

By Dr. Anne DeSantis

Dr. Anne DeSantis explores the difference between healthy boundaries and walls that keep others out—and how our Catholic faith calls us to protect our peace without closing our hearts.

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Who do you say that I am?

By The Catholic Nurse

Or should we say “I AM” ...?

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Top 5 Christian persecution eras by death toll | Where do we rank today?

By The Catholic Nurse

Countdown of extreme martyr eras since the Crucifixion. For perspective, where do we fit?

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How "back to the salt mines"-- honors today's 2 saints

By The Catholic Nurse

Enemies in life, brothers in death

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2027 World Youth Day: A Soul to Seoul Itinerary

By The Catholic Nurse

The countdown begins: to prepare our souls, find WYD sponsors and raise money for the biggest youth event of 2027. Are you ready to get ready?!

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Are non-denominational Baptisms valid?

By The Catholic Nurse

Let us ask August 2's saint of the day, Pope St Stephen I, who solved this dilemma

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Is America a Marxist Country?

By Kevin J. Banet

Many Americans would have a problem with the claim that the United States is a Marxist country. After all, we stood against the Soviet Union during the Cold War. We despise the cruel treatment of Christians and other religious believers in China. And Communism is more or less a “dirty word” in American politics.

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Three Commonly Cited Failures of the Second Vatican Council and Their Role in Division Within the Church

By Amelia Monroe Carlson

Has Vatican II brought renewal—or has it contributed to confusion and division in the Church? But the most important question is not simply what happened—it is how should faithful Catholics respond today? What do you think is the greatest challenge facing unity in the Church today?

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