EpicPew – Page 51 of 98 – What if being Catholic was fun?
Algerian

Algerian Bishop Claverie and 18 Companions to Be Beatified This December

ALGERIA – Bishop Pierre Claverie and 18 of his companions were martyred between 1994 and 1996. This week, the Algerian bishops’ conference announced that their beatification will take place on December 8th at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Holy Cross in Oran. Bishop Pierre Claverie was a French Roman Catholic. Born in Algeria,

Algerian Bishop Claverie and 18 Companions to Be Beatified This December Read More »

We Need to Learn the Devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows Now More Than Ever

With the recent abuse issues in the Catholic Church, it is fitting that we’ve entered the month of Our Lady of Sorrows. I can only imagine our Blessed Mother grieving over the same things we’re mourning—the multitude of abuse cases, the years of hurt the victims and their families have endured, and seeing the helplessness

We Need to Learn the Devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows Now More Than Ever Read More »

15 Epic Pictures from the Eucharistic Congress in Liverpool

This past weekend, over 8,000 people gathered together in Liverpool for the first Eucharistic Congress to be held in England in over 100 years. The efforts of the Bishop’s Conference of England and Wales, spearheaded by Cardinal Vincent Nichols, this Congress was focused on evangelizing and encouraging Catholics throughout England and Wales to be more

15 Epic Pictures from the Eucharistic Congress in Liverpool Read More »

An Unexpected Journey? The Case for the Canonization of J.R.R. Tolkien

In high school, I checked out Tolkien’s The Hobbit from the municipal library for the first time. I was a chapter or two into the book before I abandoned the work. “This is incredibly long-winded and includes boring descriptions. How could anyone consider this a classic of literature?!” I thought. Five years and a master’s degree

An Unexpected Journey? The Case for the Canonization of J.R.R. Tolkien Read More »

nun

These Catholic Sisters Are Plotting to Go See “The Nun” and It’s Absolutely Hilarious

“The Nun” is a new horror flick that just scared up $53.5 million at the box office. Directed by Corin Hardy, the film is the fifth exorcism type film of the “The Conjuring” film franchise. The movie only has a 26% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and you could easily argue that the film plays up

These Catholic Sisters Are Plotting to Go See “The Nun” and It’s Absolutely Hilarious Read More »

Is the Growing Hit Film “Searching” Anti-Christian?

At first a limited release, the missing-person thriller Searching has garnered rave reviews from the nation’s top critics. It’s an impressive showing for first-time director Aneesh Chaganty, a former Google employee. Critics have hailed the film as a contemporary take on a familiar “whodunit” story, and they point to John Cho’s performance as particularly moving.

Is the Growing Hit Film “Searching” Anti-Christian? Read More »

Fr. Schmitz’s Strong Reaction to PA Sex Abuse Scandal Will Leave You Inspired

“We don’t leave the Church when it gets difficult, when there is corruption, when there is awful stuff. We lead the Church when it gets difficult, when there is corruption, when there is awful stuff.”   Don’t Miss These Three Points: Was this your experience in seminary? No. Are you as angry as we are?

Fr. Schmitz’s Strong Reaction to PA Sex Abuse Scandal Will Leave You Inspired Read More »