45 results

Keywords

abortion addiction angels anti-Catholic apologetics atheism beauty Benedict XVI birth control cardinal catechesis Catholic myths charity children church environment conversion Counter-Reformation creation death environmentalism Eucharist faith family free will God grace history homosexuality hope humility incarnation intrinsic evil Islam John Cardinal Newman judging lying Mary mission nativity natural law non-Catholic occult paganism patriotism persecution philosophy politics prayer Protestant Reformation relativism relics revelation saints science Scripture Second Coming secularism sin soul spiritual life St. Augustine St. Gabriel St. Joseph St. Paul St. Thomas Aquinas stewardship symbol truth virtue women
Ten Catholic Places to See Before You Die
Joanna Bogle
The book is ubiquitous and hugely appealing: "1,000 Places to See before You Die." Most of us long to see the world. But beyond mere wanderlust...
What Will Save Civilization?
Donald DeMarco
An old maxim insists that to keep the conversation civil, we don’t discuss religion. The secularist mentality would apply the principle beyond...
The Muslim Re-Conquest of Europe
Karl Keating
Edgar Rice Burroughs is remembered best for his Tarzan novels, but of all his books the one I found most intriguing as a youth was Beyond...
The Truth About 2012: Predictions of global change have no basis, even in Mayan myth
Jimmy Akin
On December 21, 2012, something momentous is going to happen. The Mayan calendar says so. Everybody knows it. They’ve been talking about it on...
Dropping the Atomic Bomb Was Wrong. Period.
Christopher Check
The Church teaches that nuclear warfare is an intrinsic evil that can never be morally justified. So why do so many Catholics disagree?

"Listening to your programs, I have learned a lot about apologetics and have enjoyed playing broadcasts for my youth group, friends, and family who are looking for answers. Your ministry is invaluable. I hope to continue as a Radio Club member forever."

~ Sean, Highland, NY
 

Subscribe

Subscribe to Catholic Answers Magazine

Not Peace But a Sword
Books and Audio in Digital Format
Ignatius Press

"Your rank and possessions are nothing to us, for we have long before this sacrificed the like for the sake of Christ and rejoice in what we have done."

~ Saints Crispin and Crispinian, to Emperor Maximianus after he had used threats and bribes in an attempt to persuade them to renounce their faith; their martyrdom gained them heaven; Maximianus, after losing his crown, killed himself in despair.