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 In this issue: Don't Tell Me What to Do! by Joe Heschmeyer Six Absurd Catholic Beliefs That Make Sense by Karlo Broussard Is the Scapular a Magic Charm by Fr. Hugh Barbour Some Clarity on Praying with Non-Catholics by Trent Horn And...

 In this issue: Looking Back at Catholic Answers Magazine by Jimmy Akin In the Beginning by Karl Keating A Life-Changing Adventure by Patrick Madrid Farewell to Our Print Babies by Trent Horn And much, much, more...  

All the Answers You’re Looking For . . . All in One Place Our Catholic religion is big and complex. Its doctrines are old and often mysterious. Its detractors like to spread confusion with caricatures of Catholic teaching; and even some of our...

You’ve heard Anti-Catholic Argument X a thousand times before—maybe it’s about how Catholics “added books” to the Bible, or how we supposedly worship Mary and the saints. Even if you don’t know all the facts, your...

Everyone agrees that baptism is part of Christianity, right? It says so in the Bible. Not so fast. Among different Christian groups, questions and arguments about baptism abound. Who should get baptized? How should it be done? What happens to unbaptized...

It’s the one thing we all should be doing but probably aren’t. (Or not enough.) Exercising? Eating right? Calling Mom? No: spreading the good news about Jesus Christ and his salvation. This job isn’t optional. It’s an explicit...

 In this issue: The Three Advents of Christ by Deacon Harrison Garlick No, Mary Was Not an Unwed Mother by Joe Heschmeyer The Scandal of Christ's Humanity by Jesse Ray A Revolution For the Ancient World by Gary Michuta And much, much, more....

 In this issue: The 'Yoke of Slavery' by Karlo Broussard Why We Do Lent by Fr. Samuel Keyes Go Beyond Giving Something Up for Lent by Joseph Shaw The Secret Reason the Devil Tempts Us by Fr. Hugh Barbour And much, much, more...  

The Word of Apologetics The work of apologetics—the reasoned explanation and defense of the Faith—is certainly a work of the mind. It requires disciplined study, patient practice, and the cultivation of logical and rhetorical skills. But it...

In the long, wonderful, and sometimes weird history of supernatural phenomena in the Catholic Church, perhaps the most stunning example is the stigmata: the miraculous appearance of Christ’s holy wounds on the bodies of ordinary believers. For...

We have to admit it, right? Certain Catholics were some of the most villainous characters in history. Or were they? In Canceled, historian Steve Weidenkopf (The Real Story of Catholic History) digs into some of the most controversial Catholics ever to...

What is the Catholic Church? It seems everybody has an opinion. It’s a dictatorship! say liberal secularists. Indifferent observers may glance over and conclude it’s some sort of club. Ask a Catholic and he’ll probably explain that, no,...