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The Resurrection is the keystone doctrine of Christianity. Without it, the Lord’s Passion and death were in vain; without it, the Faith offers only empty promises. Today, it’s popular for secularist authors to ridicule the Resurrection as...

Monsignor Ronald Knox was one of the most famous English converts of the twentieth century. His writings included spiritual sermons, popular theology and apologetics, a translation of the Bible, and even mystery fiction. The first-ever collection of its...

Founded in 1918 by English theologian and author Frank Sheed, the Catholic Evidence Guild was the spiritual forerunner to countless English-language apologetics groups that followed—including Catholic Answers. Guild members were put through a boot...

One of the greatest works of popular ecclesiology ever written, The Spirit of Catholicism describes how the Church’s core identity—the communion of saints united in Christ’s mystical body—informs Catholic doctrine and practice...

Little more than a generation ago, apologetics was not a niche pursuit for extra-zealous Catholics—it was an integral part of instruction in the Faith. Fr. Joseph Cavanaugh’s Evidence for Our Faith is a particular standout from that golden...

Right after the turn of the twentieth century, the brilliant Catholic author and historian Hilaire Belloc made a pilgrimage on foot from the French city of Toul to Rome. The Path to Rome is his record of that epic journey. Considered by many to be the...