Sachiko (女の一生<２部>: サチ子の場合, lit. A woman’s life part 2: Sachiko’s case) is a novel by Endo Shusaku (遠藤 周作) that was first published in...

Part II examines the common arguments regarding the three determinants and their implications.

Although I would like to think it is commonsense, it is my observation that there is often some confusion on how to judge particular...

Our Lady of Good Success: Prophecies for Our Times by Marian Therese Horvat PhD outlines the main messages given to Mother Mariana...

The Story of Annette, a Soul in Hell has been freely available on the web for some years. It is not known who wrote it nor when it was...

The below text can be found on the internet and has been circulating for some years. The English text is apparently a translation from...

This is the final part of the series on Purgatory, providing a glimpse of non-Scriptural material.

Set in 1860s Nagasaki, the story follows 16-year-old Kiku, a strong-willed girl, who falls in love with Seikichi, a young Catholic man.

Part IV (of V) of a series on Purgatory. This part examines Scriptural references more directly related to Purgatory.

Part III (of V) of a series on Purgatory. This part continues to examine the Scriptures regarding temporal merit and demerit.

Part II (of V) of a series on Purgatory. Since Purgatory presupposes temporal merit and demerit, this part examines the Scriptures on that.

I'll be the first to admit that on the spectrum of paranoia, I might land a little on the high side if compared to average Americans. But...

Part I (of V) of a series on Purgatory. This part attempts a basic explanation.

The history of the supernatural phenomena and Marian messages at the Yuzawadai convent, Akita, Japan, from about 1973 to 1982.

Philadelphia, PA – A local Presbyterian church is to no longer offer the choice of coffee or tea after their services.

Lee Strobel, a former legal journalist and atheist-turned-Christian, retraces his investigation into Jesus of Nazareth’s claim of being...

The Passion of the Christ is an artistically rich and at times graphic depiction of the last twelve hours in the life of Jesus Christ.

Francis is at it again: taking shots at private property.

Silence (沈黙) by Endo Shusaku (遠藤 周作) is a novel that is probably his most famous work, first published in 1966.

From 1961 to 1965, there were a series of Marian apparitions and other supernatural phenomena at the village of...

Originally published in Spanish and later translated to English by Gerard Suel and Otto Miller, She Went in Haste to the Mountain covers...