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Because He Said So
Karl Keating
The caller to Catholic Answers Live identified himself as an Evangelical, and he had a question about the Eucharist. He wanted to...
Tell the Good News, Father!: Homilies as Evangelical Tools
Fr. William Dillard
In recent decades the art of the homily has seen serious decline. As a result many churchgoers for whom the Sunday sermon constitutes much of...
The Road Ahead
Cherie Peacock
A year from now, This Rock will celebrate 20 years of publication. In the publishing world, that’s right around the corner, so we are already...
EF vs. OF: Love Them Both
EF vs. OF: Love Them BothAfter reading the article "Extraordinary Form 101" in your November 2008 issue, I recalled my own experience of the...
No Rocks Required
Tim Staples
For Catholics, the role of St. Peter and his successors is made clear in Matthew 16:18-19 and the surrounding context:And I tell you, you are...
The Endless Gift
Mary L
Conversion story
We Have Seen the Light
Michael Schrauzer
The Newborn (c. 1640s) by Georges de la Tour. Located in the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Rennes, France.
The Syllabus, the Controversy, and the Context
Robert P. Lockwood
When John F. Kennedy ran for president in 1960, he was grilled on whether his Catholicism should prevent him from holding the highest office in...
The Name Game
Karl Keating
My sister Karen says I’m wrong, but my recollection is that she had an elementary school classmate whose name was Belle. It was a fine Southern...
Why Wheat Bread?
David P. Lang
The only valid substance for a consecrated host is unleavened bread made from gluten—unfortunately for some, a highly allergenic substance. So...

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