The Didache—or The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles—ranks among the hidden jewels of early Christian literature. Though its origins stretch back to the late first or early second century, it…
Guardian angels occupy a cherished position in Catholic devotion and teaching. Believed to be personal protectors and guides assigned by God, these angels remind us of His loving care for…
The Latin phrase “creation ex nihilo” might appear at first like a lofty concept, best left to theologians and dusty treatises. Yet, it is at the heart of how the…
From the grand mosaics in Rome to the Rosary prayers invoking the Archangel Michael, angels have captivated hearts and minds across centuries. They appear throughout Scripture, from the cherub guarding…
Few stories in the Judeo-Christian tradition carry as much symbolic weight as the account of the Fall of Adam in Genesis 3. Its power transcends time and culture. On one…
In Catholic tradition, the opening chapters of the Book of Genesis offer us far more than a mere story about beginnings. They invite us into a mythic narrative—in the deepest…
Myths are often dismissed as fictional or fanciful. In Catholicism, however, the word myth carries a far deeper connotation: it signifies the living drama of God’s redemptive work in history.…
Many modern Catholics cringe at the word myth, assuming it equates to “a made-up story.” Yet figures like Fr. Dwight Longenecker and Joseph Campbell have highlighted that “myth” can communicate…