Today’s musical pairing is “Spiegel im Spiegel” by Arvo Pärt. Note that all the songs for this series have been gathered into a Spotify playlist here.
“The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life—of whom shall ...
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Steve
Green, president of Hobby Lobby and chairman of the Museum of the
Bible, is returning 11,500 antiquities to the Iraqi and Egyptian
governments. The ancient clay seals and fragments of papyrus do not have
complete documentation and may have been looted or stolen.
Green said he acquired the antiquities ...
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| In Pandemic and in Health, I Make This Vow
Engaged Americans are grappling with foiled wedding plans. But Christian couples face unique moral challenges.
Maria Baer
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Sophia
Lee thought she’d be heading to the altar next month. She had the
dress, the rings, and two plane tickets for a honeymoon in Eastern
Europe. Instead, she and her fiancé David Hermann are in a holding
pattern. The couple is sheltering-in-place in Los Angeles, preparing to
watch their April 25th wedding date come and go. Like fellow engaged
couples the world over, their wedding plans have gone the way of the
polite handshake: that is to say, up in smoke.
Back when the Centers for ...
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| Dominican priest, microbiologist sees hope for possible coronavirus treatment |
| In a recent blog post Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, O.P., S.T.D, Ph.D., said he sees reason to hope that the drug hydroxychloroquine could be used to treat the coronavirus, or COVID-19. |
| Pro-life leaders: N Ireland legal abortion thwarts protection for vulnerable |
| As the British Parliament's permissive abortion law takes effect in Northern Ireland, pro-life leaders strongly criticized the law, pointing to the coronavirus response as... |
| Nautical ministry helps abused Filipino sailors amid coronavirus |
| Last year, a maritime charity rescued a group of migrant workers from an abusive situation aboard a fishing vessel in Scotland. The men recently returned home, but the non-profit... |
| Boise bishop bans 'ad orientem' posture in 'ordinary form' Masses |
| The Bishop of Boise told priests last month that Mass in the diocese should not be celebrated in the ad orientem posture, and that material from “independent websites”... |
| Did China use slave labor to keep factories open during coronavirus? |
| Chinese authorities have been accused of forcing Muslim Uyghurs to work in factories as the coronavirus pandemic spread in the country. One religious freedom expert told CNA that... |
| Bloom Where You’re Quarantined
Some of us were lonely well before the pandemic. How do we find God’s comfort now?
Clarissa Moll
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This
past Sunday, I took my children for a walk in a wildlife sanctuary on
the edge of our small New England town. Sunday marked our ninth day of
preventative quarantine from COVID-19, and after a busy week indoors
adjusting to online schooling and working from home, we were ready to
get outside in the fresh air. A shock of wintery weather had passed
through Boston, so we pulled out hats and mittens, bundled up, and
headed out to the Atlantic Ocean.
When we arrived, my four kids tumbled out of the ...
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Makers Church at Bancroft and North Park Way will be LIVESTREAMING worship and the message starting at 10:00 AM, visit the ho...
