by Elizabeth Scalia . May 21, 2020 .

by Elizabeth Scalia . December 5, 2019 .

by Dominicans of the Province of St. Joseph . November 7, 2018 .

by Dr. Tom Neal . August 15, 2018 .

by Bishop Robert Barron . July 1, 2018 .

The Book of Wisdom offers us the strange assertion that God did not make death, for he formed humanity to be imperishable. This revelation directs us towards the truth that death is much more than merely the dissolution of the body; it is the full impact of the power of sin over our lives. This power is especially evident in our fear of death. The dormition of the Mother of God offers us a sign that Christ has given to humanity a way that takes us not only beyond our fear of death but beyond death itself. The way of Christ enables us to face the power of death with trust rather than fear.

by Bishop Robert Barron . December 11, 2012 .

Another video from Fr. Barron and Word on Fire commenting on subjects from modern day culture.

by Bishop Robert Barron . August 15, 2010 .

In contrast to our conventional view of the Virgin Mary as a shrinking violet, the book of Revelation presents her as a warrior who has brought into the world a new way of dealing with worldly power: Christ (i.e. Love itself). If we do not approach the world as a battlefield between love and violence, we will become spiritually blind. But the Virgin Mary, as warrior, helps us see this reality while assuring us that her Son has already conquered.