The number one New Year’s resolution people make is going on a diet. This is a fine resolution—but since we live for eternity, we would be remiss not to make resolutions to improve our everlasting soul.

“Dolphin Tale” is a true gem, inspired by the true story of Winter, a dolphin discovered beached and entangled in a crab trap in 2005 at three months old. Her will to live overcame the odds against her survival—but without a tail, she would have been doomed.

The material trappings of Christmas can be fun; after all, God made the material world too. We just don’t want all the stuff to get in the way of the best part of Christmas: the gift of Jesus and the message of love he gave us by being born in a manger.

Everyone has a favorite Christmas story. This one is mine.

Best known as Freddie Benson in Nickelodeon’s TV show “iCarly,” Nathan Kress’s Christian faith guides everything that he does. His new role in a Family Movie Night project fits perfectly with his standard for acting.

Mitch Albom experienced God through two very different men: one a Jewish rabbi and the other an African American pastor of a poor, inner-city Detroit church. The story is dramatized in “Have a Little Faith,” a Hallmark movie that premiers on ABC Sunday at 9 PM Eastern.

Perhaps nowhere are we more tempted to disregard our faith than in the workplace. People often feel that there is no place for religion in a secular work environment.

Ever since Jesus Christ instituted the Eucharist at the Last Supper, Christians have risked their lives to attend Mass. Even today, priests travel under cover to celebrate Mass in Muslim and Communist countries. Yet, at the same time, many baptized Catholics don’t even bother to go. Why will some die for the Mass while others don’t think it’s worth their time?

God grants great blessings and holiness by way of his very special children–those we call disabled. In many ways, their disabilities bring them–and us–closer to God. So, then, are they really disabilities?

Based on the true story of the 1971-72 Immaculata University women’s basketball team, “The Mighty Macs” is the kind of film that makes you want to cheer from your seats.
During this season, the small–under 800 students– Catholic women’s school…