Proclaim Christ
in the Culture
Word on Fire Catholic Ministries
Featured
Premier Word on Fire Podcasts
See Bishop Barron’s
Heaven in Stone and Glass
in Theaters!
Latest from Evangelization & Culture
Subscribe to get the latest content sent straight to your inbox.
The Vale of Soul-Making
In the formulation of his own personal “system of salvation,” John Keats has fallen victim to two perennial temptations to which we human beings are subject.
Read More…
Tickets Now on Sale for ‘Heaven in Stone and Glass,’ a Two-Night Theatrical Release from Bishop Barron in Theatres September 20 & 23
Tickets are now on sale for “Heaven in Stone and Glass,” Bishop Robert Barron’s new film releasing in theatres Sept. 20 and 23, 2026.
Read More…
‘Toy Story 5’ Helps Us Cultivate Wonder Anew
Wonder is not merely found in childhood. It is cultivated there. And perhaps that is one way we become like little children again.
Read More…
Can America Disagree Better?
A greater commitment to logic and media literacy will help more Americans see past the razzle-dazzle strategy of entertainment politics and return to sound thinking.
Read More…
Interior Silence and Accepting Reality to Foster God’s Presence
Interior silence matters because without it, we cannot accept our reality as given, and it is precisely there where God dwells.
Read More…
Three Key Ways Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ Is Timelessly Compelling
The film is true to the original in three key ways in which it portrays the world and captures the imagination: as moralistic, as providentially governed, and as familistic.
Read More…
Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’: Seeing Homer’s Story Through Epic Tradition
Nolan’s portrayal of the good of hospitality, the danger of rational control’s abuse of that good, and the penitential possibility of exile all become apparent through epic tradition.
Read More…
The Shepherd Cannot Run: Bl. Stanley Rother
“The shepherd cannot run at the first sign of danger. Pray for me, that I might be a sign of the coming of Christ for these good people.”
Read More…
Chesterton Prescribes Sanity to Escape Our Modern Monoculture
We must insist upon human particularity over dehumanizing systems, cultivation over manufacture, creation over consumption, and life over the culture of death.
Read More…
Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ Did Homer Much Honor
Homer’s epic is a masterpiece of the vexing, inspiring, unresolvable, God-kissed human condition. In Nolan’s attempt to bring it to life, he succeeded.
Read More…
Never has there been another artist who embodied such extremes—fugitive, street brawler, hedonist, and murderer—and yet created the most intense, sublime, and transcendent images in Catholic history.
Read NowAn insidious version of the false prosperity gospel continues to haunt us: If I have faith in God and live according to Jesus’s teachings, I will have health, wealth, and happiness.
Read NowThank you to all of our young writers and to all who have read their work and written to us about them. The College Beat will return in September with the opening of the new school year.
Read Now
Word on Fire’s
Liturgy of the Hours
Is Here
Word on Fire harnesses beauty, goodness, and truth to draw people into or back to the Catholic faith.
Articles
Evangelization & Culture Online brings you a variety of insights into our culture and history
Videos
Explore wide-ranging discussions and weekly sermons
Bookstore
From our latest features to the Faith’s greatest classics
Institute
A deeper dive into theology, philosophy, and evangelization
donate
Support the mission of Word on Fire and the work of Bishop Robert Barron
Word on Fire Institute
Pray. Learn. Gather. Evangelize. Join the largest Catholic community online.
Hear what people are saying
Tell us your Word on Fire story on social media



