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St. Thérèse wrote this play about St. Joan of Arc, featuring St. Michael the Archangel

Comics / By Philip Kosloski / 3 minutes of reading

While St. Thérèse of Lisieux is most well-known for her autobiography, Story of a Soul, she also wrote many poems, songs and plays. She had a very creative mind, one that […]

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‘Shazam!’ might be the most Catholic super-hero movie of all time

Comics / By Josh McDonald / 4 minutes of reading

Shazam! is the most Catholic super-hero movie I’ve seen in a long time – if not ever. And it’s not the tortured, brooding, penitential Catholicism of Daredevil or the heavy-handed

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‘Shazam!’ is a must-see movie with great humor, action, and family fun

Comics / By Matt Chicoine / 4 minutes of reading

The newest addition to the DC cinematic universe combined humor, action, and family fun in a coming-of-age origin story surrounding the superhero Shazam. Not quite as well known as the

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Finnian and the Seven Mountains featured on the “Mystery through Manners” podcast

Comics / By Philip Kosloski / 1 minute of reading

Recently I had the chance to speak with Julianne Miles for her new Catholic podcast, Mystery through Manners. It is described as, “a storytelling podcast which explores the living expressions of the

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Tom Bombadil, the Divine Office and the pilgrim’s need for rest

Fantasy / By Andrew Garofalo / 7 minutes of reading

You are a pilgrim Did you know that the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) uses the words “pilgrim” and “pilgrimage” 25 times to describe Mary and the Church and

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‘Tolkien’ director praises Father Francis Morgan as model priest

Fantasy / By Philip Kosloski / 2 minutes of reading

This past weekend at WonderCon there was a panel featuring director Dome Karukoski, and cast members Anthony Boyle, Patrick Gibson, Tom Glynn-Carney, and Nicholas Hoult, from the upcoming bio-pic Tolkien

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Hellboy, true manhood and the power of the Rosary

Comics / By Michael Saltis / 5 minutes of reading

*Author’s Note: This is a retrospective post on Guillermo Del Toro’s Hellboy (2004). It is not to be confused with Neil Marshall’s upcoming reboot of the same name. About a

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What Superman can teach us about loving and caring for the poor

Comics / By Josh McDonald / 5 minutes of reading

Catholic Social Teaching is the Church’s instruction manual on how to live a Christ-centered life. It guides us in being the light of the world, the salt of the earth,

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How superhero deaths and resurrections are echoes of the greatest story of all time

Comics / By Matthew Heffron / 4 minutes of reading

In superhero comics, the resurrection of major characters after a dramatic death has become such a recurring trope that when a superhero dies, fans openly wonder how and when the

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How ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ is a perfect example of Tolkien’s “eucatastrophe”

Comics / By Julian Sicam / 7 minutes of reading

There is an important aspect of narrative fiction which J.R.R. Tolkien called “eucatastrophe”, which he described as “The sudden happy turn in a story which pierces you with a joy

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