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Deal Hudson has found the ideal way to keep from losing your mind. He went in search of great literature, music, and movies that renew the mind and heart, and restore our relationship to truth, goodness, and beauty.

It reads like a novel, but the persecution by the Mexican government in the 1920's was all too real. Msgr. James T. Murphy profiles four saints who were martyred, and four sinners who were complicit in their deaths.

It reads like a novel, but the persecution by the Mexican government in the 1920's was all too real. Msgr. James T. Murphy profiles four saints who were martyred, and four sinners who were complicit in their deaths.

With society growing more secular, young adults without a Christian support system can find the answers they seek in Msgr. Charles Pope’s new compilation of the top questions Catholics have about their faith.

With society growing more secular, young adults without a Christian support system can find the answers they seek in Msgr. Charles Pope’s new compilation of the top questions Catholics have about their faith.

In their easy-to-understand guide, Fr. John Trigilio and Fr. Ken Brighenti answer theological questions on topics ranging from Catechetics to same-sex marriage. They discuss their latest book with host, Doug Keck.

In their easy-to-understand guide, Fr. John Trigilio and Fr. Ken Brighenti answer theological questions on topics ranging from Catechetics to same-sex marriage. They discuss their latest book with host, Doug Keck.

Doug Keck talks to Patrick Novecosky about his new book which documents 100 ways Pope St. John Paul II changed the world. It dramatically details his biography, teachings and views on Catholic and world events.

Doug Keck talks to Patrick Novecosky about his new book which documents 100 ways Pope St. John Paul II changed the world. It dramatically details his biography, teachings and views on Catholic and world events.

Doug Keck examines Anthony DeStefano’s beautifully illustrated children’s books on the Blessed Virgin Mary. Depicting her as a living, breathing woman in heaven furthers our understanding of her as a real person.