Dear Dr. Martin Luther, I hope that this letter finds you well and being blessed by the Lord Jesus Christ as you carry out your ministry. There is much that can be said about the work you are doing, and there is no doubt that some of it is needed. It is not my intention write a letter full of flattery, though there is much to commend you for, but to write with concern about your statements regarding the letter... Read more
[Exton, PA, March 14, 2025—] Filmed on 40 locations across 11 countries, Foundations of Faith helps Catholics study and love the Catechism of the Catholic Church, just in time to earn a Jubilee Indulgence for Catechism study as decreed by Pope Francis. Building on the incredible success of The Catechism in a Year Podcast (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)®, which was the #1 Apple podcast in all categories during its 2023 launch, Ascension has released Foundations of Faith: A Journey Through the Catechism of the... Read more
Florissant, MO, March 19, 2025— The Augustine Institute, in partnership with Digital Continent, announces the upcoming release of its second documentary in the groundbreaking new series “Based on a True Saint.” Known globally as the first millennial to reach sainthood, “The Boy from Milan” aims to challenge popular stereotypes and help viewers get to know Blessed Carlo Acutis as an ordinary teenager who personified love for Christ and people. Through captivating animation, beautiful video footage of Carlo’s native Italy, and interviews with three... Read more
The Gospel of John is one that greatly helps us understand exactly who Jesus is. John has a higher Christology than the synoptics and was the last written. In the Gospel of John, we have many key doctrine such as the personification of God’s Word in the person of Christ, as well as a synthetic parallelism with the book of Genesis to link the idea together[1]. One of the most popular accounts in the Gospel is the interaction that Jesus... Read more
Father Thomas Tureman, SDS has been elected as the Provincial Superior for the Society of the Divine Savior (known as the Salvatorians) in the United States. He is currently the pastor at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Parish on Tucson’s west side, a community he’s led for the last 11 years. As the new provincial of the Salvatorians he’ll be relocating to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Before returning home, Fr. Tom spoke with the New Outlook and explained that he did not expect to be named provincial of the USA province. “I... Read more
CINCINNATI, Ohio — It’s the job of parents to prepare their children for adulthood, including instilling basic life skills such as money management, navigating the internet and social media, and home care. A recent survey revealed that 81% of college graduates wish they had been taught more life skills before graduating as these life lessons have the most impact on their lives. In addition to promoting self-sufficiency, practical life skills can also give children an advantage in handling real-world tasks and challenges. For Christian parents looking for... Read more
When it comes to the subject of Joseph Smith, one can expect mixed reactions. One reaction is to sing the praises of the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. They would say that he is a prophet of God and brought back the church that Christ established from apostasy[1]. Another is met with disdain at the founder of a religion that is among the fastest growing in the world. They take objection at the church’s claim... Read more
Atchison, Kansas, March 12, 2025 — Benedictine College is set to host its 14th Annual Symposium on Transforming Culture in America March 21-22, 2025. This year’s symposium, themed “Marriage at the Peripheries,” aims to address the critical challenges facing marriage and family life in contemporary society. The annual event will feature a keynote address by J.P. De Gance, founder and president of Communio, a nonprofit organization dedicated to equipping churches to evangelize through the renewal of healthy relationships, marriages and families. In... Read more
WASHINGTON, DC — When Ms. Mikeila Noelani Sain married her college sweetheart five years ago she knew it was a marriage made in heaven. Except for one thing: she was protestant and her husband Alex Sain—now an officer in the United States Army—was Catholic. Following the birth of their son Johnathan, and the family’s assignment to Fort Gregg-Adams in Virginia, Ms. Sain decided once and for all to join the Catholic Church. In the main chapel of Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS),... Read more
[Exton, PA, February 20, 2025—] Nationally beloved Catholic priest and best-selling author will guide Catholics through strategies for overcoming the “seven deadly sins,” trusting in God’s mercy, and having a transformative experience with the sacrament of Confession this Lent. This Lent, the ancient Catholic list of “seven deadly sins” gets a fresh look on the Ascension App. “This Lent, we want to go deeper in Confession, and deeper into experiencing God’s mercy,” explains Set Free host, Fr. Josh Johnson. This Lent, Fr. Josh... Read more
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