Does modern physics provide evidence for the existence of God?

A crusade was recently started in Ontario against a physician and two colleagues by crusaders who are arguing that in a 'secular' state health care system, physicians should be forbidden to act on their moral or religious beliefs.

One of the enduring myths of the secular state is that religion is so dangerous, so volatile, so likely to burst into conflagrations of violence, that the only protection we have from societal destruction is the erection of a wall that separates religion from the state.

Lately, I have been hearing a lot about how the primitive Church was not Roman Catholic.

What I am doing, ideally, when I share my faith is not arguing about right or wrong.  What I am doing is witnessing to fulfillment.

In his first homily, given on March 14th, Pope Francis cautioned the faithful that "he who does not pray to the Lord, prays to the devil." 

Since Jorge Bergoglio became Pope, we have had countless discussions of "change" in the Church.

Why aren't we more concerned about how even many of our fellow Catholics are engaging in behaviors ("lifestyles"), or accepting, or even approving them, in others, that scripture says will exclude them from the kingdom?

The Good is what conforms to reality.

The controversy over Duck Dynasty's patriarch Phil Robertson's interview in GQ may make some of us want to seek shelter from the hostile bombardment of those who would silence anyone who dares to speak of homosexual acts as sins.