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Back in 2009 Douglas Beaumont issued a challenge to Christian moviegoers. The U.S. academic wrote The Message Behind the Movie: How to Engage with a Film Without Disengaging Your Faith. It implored Christians who are hardcore resisters of Hollywood, and the ones who consume all things Tinseltown without discernment, to dig deeper.

Maritime Canadian writer Anne Emery readily admits that it was the beauty of traditional sacred music that led her from an indifferent practice of the faith to a new appreciation of the eucharistic celebration and the dedication and service of priests.

From the cover art through the 175 pages that follow, Fr. Harrison Ayre������Ƶapp new book is a contemplative experience.

In two decades as a Catholic convert, I am privileged to have called Holy Father two immense Popes: the unconquerable Pole, St. John Paul ll; and the scholarly German, Benedict XVI.

Randy Boyagoda takes a bold dive into some of society������Ƶapp most contentious issues in his latest novel, Dante������Ƶapp Indiana.

In the new Novalis book Here With Us: A Parish Guide to Serving People with Dementia, The Catholic Register������Ƶapp Michael Swan outlines a massive pastoral challenge. There will be well over one million Canadians living with some form of dementia by 2036. They certainly will not be absent from parishes. Are we ready?

The Interfaith Social Assistance Reform Coalition is once again battling poverty in Ontario, this time with facts laid out in black and white and printed in a book.

Fr. Harrison Ayre knows COVID lockdowns can wear you down. He������Ƶapp felt it more in the last few months.

On fortuitous occasions, the right biographer finds the right subject at just the right time. 

“How did you do it? How did you raise kids who are passionate about their faith and have the heart of a missionary?”