
The 332-year-old gift that delighted Pope Leo
What do you give a Pope? In Paris, the Carmelites found something with a very personal connection to Leo XIV.

On September 25, Dolly Parton fans can celebrate the star by helping one of the causes closest to her heart.

Tommy Tighe authors 'I’m Depressed Now What: St. Dymphna’s Guide to Building Your Depression Playbook.'

'Freedom Under Grace' is a collection of the Holy Father's writings from his years as head of the Augustinian Order.

A photo of a young Pope Leo, back when he was Fr. Robert Prevost, is getting attention on social media. What does it reveal about how he sees himself?

This book was massively influential after it came out in 1951, and once you have read it, you can see its point of view everywhere today.

We will never gain peace by fighting against our place and our people.

We honor the message and witness of writer and farmer Wendell Berry, who championed human dignity and strong community in a fragmented age.

How can parents help kids learn to love reading while encouraging great books that build character? Here are five ideas.

Maybe you need a computer spreadsheet or maybe you need a simple pile of books. Whatever your choice, a list of some type helps.

Everyone is arguing about whether Nolan’s version is historically accurate. They are missing the point — and the Coens got there first.

Arguments for the existence of God come from science, philosophy, history and more. The book has been a surprising success and is now updated in English.

"She is far more than an author and Nobel Prize laureate," said local bishop; she is "a model of Christian faith."

Here’s the remarkable story of a book that’s largely been forgotten today but had an enormous impact on generations of Americans.

The children were playing in the rock pools when their father started what would become the most widely read work of fiction of the 20th century.

Father Francis Morgan gave Tolkien a home and a father. Father Robert Murray gave him the words to describe what he had made.

"We need you!" Pope Leo urges writers to create, assuring that "there, in the midst of very human stories, God reveals himself."

While two books in the 1800s invented the myth that science and religion are in conflict, these 20 modern books debunk it.