Ever hear of Angelius Silesius? This obscure mystic poet will let you in on a secret about Mary—and about how God works in all of us. (Yes, German can be beautiful.)

The ancient Jews and ancient Greeks approached God through numbers. What can they teach us now?

"Matchmaking" shows abound. Teenagers wept over Taylor Swift's last breakup. Why? Ancient Hebrew secret: relation is everything—even for God Himself.

Is God all-transcendent and mysterious, or is God close and loving? Just four short Hebrew words from Psalm 63 crack the code.

Imagine a language of only consonants. Rather, imgn lngg f nly cnsnnts. That's what God wanted for the whole Old Testament. Was He out of his Mind?

There's nothing like the sound of voices reverberating in a big, empty church. But Mary's heart was even more resonant than that. Can you hear the Divine Harmony?

The Rosary: Some live for it; some fall asleep to it. But for Mary, it was something far, far, far more real. 

שָׁלוֹם עֲלֵיכֶם! Oh, you don't know Hebrew, you say? Well, it's what Jesus (and Mary) used to pray.

God makes things—constantly. And he loves it. Why don't we?

Yes, we are dumb as dogs—or dumber. But God wants to teach us.