Recently, the name of a long dead man has popped up with great frequency in Catholic intellectual circles in light of the recent massive, massive

Recently, the name of a long dead man has popped up with great frequency in Catholic intellectual circles in light of the recent massive, massive
The Lady takes the Castilian roses, fragrant and beautiful, and arranges them in Juan Diego’s tilma. The Queen Mother instructs Juan to show the sign
Juan rounds the hill and sees the Lady, still surrounded by rays of light but this time standing on a crescent moon which is
Don Fray Juan de Zumarraga was a Franciscan priest and the bishop of Mexico City in 1531. The Franciscans led the charge of evangelization of
“Modern man is a Cosmic Orphan because he has lost God”, declares William Craig in his opening chapter Knowing the Truth About the Resurrection.[1]