This is Danielle Rose’s last album, which she recorded prior to her entering religious life at a convent.

As Catholics, we are taught about the existence of Purgatory; however, we tend to forget about it or try to avoid talking or even thinking about Purgatory.

From Italian film company Lux Vide, the producers of Maria Goretti and St. John Bosco, comes this new epic feature film on the lives of St. Clare and St. Francis of Assisi.

It’s an unfortunate fact that each generation must uncover for itself: Love is a battlefield. Except for those who marry their first love, and early in life, most of us carry on our hearts the scars of broken, often ill-advised, romantic entanglements. 

I’m thrilled to share the following Catholic Book Spotlight interview with Meredith Gould, author of Why Is There a Menorah on the Altar?Jewish Roots of Christian Worship.

Timothy R Smith’s CD, Today is the Day, clearly illustrates Timothy’s passion to help parishes and organizations respond to the Church’s Apostolic call to evangelization.

Mount Athos is a peninsula located in Greece – it’s approximately 350 square kilometers, and the entire area is dedicated to God. There are twenty monasteries in this area.

Yesterday, we braved long lines at our local multiplex to take in the new Sherlock Holmes film starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law.  Let me say up front that the film is rated PG-13 and classified as A-III – adults by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops

The Priests are back! Fathers Martin and Eugene O’Hagan and Father David Delargy have teamed up again to release their second album entitled Harmony, from RCA Victor/Sony Music Entertainment.

Recently I had the privilege of speaking with Glenn Mohr and learning about this very talented man and the chorale started as a result of Pope John Paul II.

Take a look at some books with some of the latest innovative tricks to engage youngsters and inspire them to read.  The following books have sound, music, flaps, pop-ups, lights and fact after fact on the subject they treat.

I’m a bit late getting the news out to you about this terrific book, Destination: Bethlehem, co-authored by Catholic mother-daughter team Sharon Altman and Christine Winkelman

In time to truly celebrate Christmas, you will want to check out a wonderful film entitled The Star of Bethlehem.

Eileen Carr’s newest CD is her third album since 1980. That album was called Gentle Friends. Then in 1999 she released Pax.

There’s a lot to be thankful for this time of year, especially when it comes to children’s books. 

One thing I have learned. . .when a new CD by The Interior Castle shows up, drop everything and listen!

Our CD review this week is David Patrick Bryan’s latest CD entitled HOPE. David hails from Englewood, FL and draws on a wide variety of musical experience and background, having played local venues all the way to Las Vegas.

TThis is a true story.

This month, you and your families will have something new to upload onto your MP3 players:  Alma Mater: Featuring The Voice of Pope Benedict XVI from Geffen UK.

I have to admit that until I read Anne Rice’s Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt: A Novel, I had never read any of her books.  Although I love to read, her books just never appealed to me.