A Lawyer, a Journalist, and a Scientist Detail the Miracle of the Sun
A look into witnesses' accounts of the occurrence of the Miracle of the Sun at the Cova da Iria in Fatima.
23 Famous Scientists Who Believe in God
Are there scientists who believe in God? Absolutely! Discover 23 rather famous ones here!
Learning to Trust in Science
Should we trust in science? Maggie Ciskanik explores the reasons for mistrust in science and why we should continue to trust it.
Pope Francis on Risks of AI: A ‘Theology of the Disembodied’
A look at Pope Francis's World Communications Day message that discusses the risks of AI—an important topic for today's technologically driven society.
The Eucharistic Miracle Pope Francis Witnessed in Buenos Aires
The scientific validation and possible frauds associated with the Pope Francis Eucharistic miracle that occurred in Buenos Aires.
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Theology?
A fresh approach to interpreting quantum mechanics based on Aristotelian/Thomistic metaphysics.
Happiness and Technology: A Series
An introduction to a new series that discusses Fr. Spitzer's 4 Levels of Happiness and Technology.
How Science, Reason, and Faith Can Help Us Discover the Bible
Father Spitzer's most recent release equips readers with the tools needed to truly discover the Bible. Read a review here!
5 Credible Stories of Near-Death Experiences (Peer-Reviewed)
A look into five stories of near-death experiences from peer-reviewed journals and what they can teach us about consciousness, the afterlife, and God.
Alternatives to the Big Bang
There are 4 significant alternatives to the Big Bang: multiverse, the cyclical universe, eternally static universe, and string theory.
Scientifically Validated Miracles of Marian Apparitions
The scientifically validated miracles of the Marian apparitions show how central the Blessed Virgin is in the order of salvation by God’s will.
Where Did the Shroud of Turin Come From?
Where did the Shroud of Turin come from? Based on scientific testing, there is good reason to think that it came from Palestine around the 1st century.