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Gotham, Metropolis and the City set on a Hill

Comics / By Andrew Garofalo / 7 minutes of reading

Is the Church like Gotham City, diseased and dysfunctional and in need of purification from within, or is the Church like Metropolis, virtuous and whole and in need of protection […]

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The Superheroes’ Guide to Catholic Social Teaching – Part I

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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Why are superheroes so popular? Here’s what Aquinas has to say

Comics / By Julian Sicam / 7 minutes of reading

It would be an understatement to say that there has been an explosion in movies about superheroes in the last several years, especially in the last decade or so. This

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M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Glass’: Monsters, Martyrdom, and the Triumph of the Supernatural

Comics / By Michael Saltis / 11 minutes of reading

When I was a much younger moviegoer, one of my cinematic coming-of-age moments was seeing Signs, the alien invasion thriller directed by M. Night Shyamalan. I was twelve years old,

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Mark Hamill transforms into a Knights Templar, returning to origins of the Jedi

Sci-Fi / By Philip Kosloski / 2 minutes of reading

Mark Hamill, the actor famous for his portrayal of Luke Skywalker in the Star War saga, has taken on a new role in the History Channel’s epic drama Knightfall. In it Hamill

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‘Black Panther’ makes history with Best Picture nomination

News / By Philip Kosloski / 1 minute of reading

This year the Academy has opened its doors to a groundbreaking nomination for Best Picture. For the first time ever, a super-hero movie is being considered for the most prized

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Introduce your children to the imaginary world of Tolkien with the visually stunning “John Ronald’s Dragons”

Fantasy / By Philip Kosloski / 2 minutes of reading

The life of J.R.R. Tolkien has always been an inspiration to me. Throughout all of the suffering he endured in life, he kept close to his Catholic faith and wove

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Should we ‘Let the past die’ and ‘Kill it if you have to’?

Sci-Fi / By Philip Kosloski / 4 minutes of reading

A recurring theme throughout Star Wars: The Last Jedi can be summed up in a line from Kylo Ren. He says to Rey, “Let the past die. Kill it if you have

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Immerse yourself in the story of Jesus’ birth in this vintage comic book

Comics / By Philip Kosloski / 1 minute of reading

Published by the “Standard Publishing Company” in 1942, little is known about this comic series that features the “Life of Christ” with stunning visuals! Enjoy the first chapter of the

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Behind the veil of (good) literature

Fantasy / By Avit Wilderness / 5 minutes of reading

It’s no secret the world owes much of its greatest art to Christendom. Whether it’s classic literature like Shakespeare, the timeless cantatas of Mozart and Bach, or the otherworldly frescoes

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