What began as an answer to Pope John Paul II’s call for a “New Evangelization” has drawn millions of people into—or back to—the Catholic faith. Join us in celebrating twenty-five years of Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.

From @BishopBarron’s homily! Check out his Sunday Sermon: https://t.co/nO0AdJBc0v

This week is #GivingTuesday! A generous anonymous donor is matching every gift, dollar for dollar, up to $100,000. Help us make this our biggest Giving Tuesday yet and double your impact for evangelization: https://t.co/2qh967B1zw

Though we don’t have God’s ability to create something out of nothing, we can transform potential into reality. Dr. Richard Clements explains what he calls the “creative power of love” here: https://t.co/jorafJROwo

Learn how to build a home library and foster a bookish family culture with Nell O’Leary as your guide in the newest episode of The Votive Podcast, available now: https://t.co/OMPUB6aOCR

In response to declining fertility rates, the pronatalist movement makes the case for parenthood on political and economic grounds.  Caroline Kurt explains why these arguments fail—and offers an alternative based on authentic love—here: https://t.co/rDQaE9iwCT

Upon returning from defeat at the Battle of Dunkirk, Allied soldiers were stunned by the unconditional thanksgiving of the British people. @ThinkerCatholic reflects on gratitude—the true “Miracle at Dunkirk”—here: https://t.co/i5uRGzBTKx

From our Word on Fire family to yours: Happy Thanksgiving!

How is Christian theology influenced by ancient Greek philosophy?  Casey Chalk responds in his review of “From Aristotle to Christ” by Louis Markos here: https://t.co/dXHWr1atDj

Since the Enlightenment, secular political systems have claimed they can solve the issue of religious violence. Professor Thomas Albert Howard argues otherwise—revealing the dark history of political secularism—in the newest episode of The Evangelization & Culture Podcast,

What the Dead Taught Me

Clement Harrold shares lessons learned from daily visits to the cemetery here: https://t.co/Jz4NPr0Glc

Introduce your children to the beauty of praying with Scripture! “The Song of Zechariah” and “Magnificat: Canticle of Mary” bring to life the Church’s ancient songs of praise. Get the bundle for 32% off at https://t.co/xS98UdIdhK.

Studies show that a disordered love of material goods leads to unhappiness.  Jeff Morgan describes Pope Leo’s identification of the true source of happiness in Christ here: https://t.co/5Lw5iIiK0U

Professor Robert Cording explains how to reclaim the fullness of life in the latest episode of the Evangelization & Culture Podcast: https://t.co/LJZMoTHNkw @ThinkerCatholic

Contemporary psychology tells us that long-term memories can be reactivated and rewired.  Using St. Augustine’s “Confessions” as a case study, Dr. Rashad Rehman examines the spiritual implications of memory reconsolidation: https://t.co/BKZwAYvoXT

From @BishopBarron’s homily! Check out his Sunday Sermon: https://t.co/6xiRz0gaAa

.@HaleyCarrots—editor of Word on Fire Votive—explores the whimsical flora, fauna, and fairy magic of Elsa Beskow’s picture books here:

Who is the good Samaritan? Fr. Mike Johns recounts Jesus’s parable—and its role in the story of Martha and Mary: https://t.co/1vGi9a4TXn

This past Sunday, Fr. Steve Grunow—CEO of Word on Fire—visited the ministry’s office in Dallas, Texas, to celebrate Mass with staff and their families.

Where Have All the Boundaries Gone?