One day, as Bishop Fulton J. Sheen was walking down the street a small boy saw him and loudly told his mother “Look, Mom! It’s Superman!” Sheen wore his ferriola, […]
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In my previous article, I discussed the idea of transhumanism as shown in the 1995 film Ghost in the Shell. Ghost in the Shell, created by Masamune Shirow, began in
Ghost in the Shell: Transhumanism, Part II. Read More »
As one reaches the end of a journey, it is natural to ask “what if” questions… We are ending our liturgical cycle, and we will soon begin anew. We are
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Padre Pio himself said, “It would be easier for the world to exist without the sun than without the Holy Mass.” To believe this statement beyond a mere pious platitude
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Each year, the Catholic Church celebrates Hallowtide in autumn. This triduum of feast days includes All Hallow’s Eve (Halloween), All Saints’ Day (a holy day of obligation), and All Souls’
St. Augustine and Shuri: Sorrow Over the Death of Our Loved Ones Read More »
At last we’ve come to the final installment in our series exploring Walter M. Miller, Jr’s remarkable science fiction novel A Canticle for Leibowitz. In part one and part two,
The Woman and the Atom: Part 3 of A Canticle for Leibowitz Read More »
Do you remember the “Sunday Funnies?” Were you a big fan of Calvin & Hobbes? Garfield? Peanuts? Well, now we have a Catholic version! Introduction The Catholic Cartoon Collection by Joshua Masterson! Joshua
The Catholic Cartoon Collection is HERE! Read More »
The month of November has traditionally been dedicated in the Catholic Church those who has gone before us in the Church. With November 1st being the Solemnity of All Saints
7 Ways to Better Appreciate November Read More »
“At the end, I am there with them. I am holding their hand and they’re holding mine…” Every episode of the Netflix fantasy drama, The Sandman, based on the graphic
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In part one of this two-part blog, I reviewed the story and themes of Dracula, but I opened the conversation by shooting a shot across the bow of common Dracula
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