In 2000, @BishopBarron began recording sermons for a local Chicago radio station. Today, the Word on Fire ministry has grown into an international movement of evangelization. This year, join us in celebrating 25 years of proclaiming Christ in the culture.

Looking ahead to the next 25 years, Word on Fire has many exciting new initiatives planned to continue its mission to draw people into the heart of Christ. Join IGNITE with a monthly recurring gift and support this mission:

“These are solid reasons to oppose DEI. But there’s a deeper, even more urgent reason: DEI detaches institutions from reality.” Read more from @MattPetrusek in @dcexaminer:

In this week’s episode of The Votive Podcast, @Salerno_Thomas joins @HaleyCarrots to discuss his children’s book exploring the life of Nicolas Steno, the father of geology whose passion for truth led him to scientific discovery and deep religious devotion:

A miracle reminds us that this is how much God loves each person on earth, even if their lives aren’t marked in the same obviously miraculous way: @LeahLibresco

.@cworldreport highlights “Thinking Through Aquinas: Essays on God, Humanity, and Christ.” Centuries after St. Thomas Aquinas lived, his teaching remains relevant to contemporary issues and debates:

Two years ago today, @BishopBarron posed a question during his address to members of Parliament: Why, after 2,000 years, does Christianity continue to impact society and culture? Revisit the talk here:

The Word on Fire Bible series is uniquely equipped to help both first-time readers and longtime believers to better experience the biblical text. There are only a few weeks left to reserve “Volume V: Exile and Return.” Make a gift today to support the Bible Project:

“The Riddle of the Tongue-Stones” is a charming new book that introduces children to the remarkable life of Blessed Nicolas Steno—pioneering scientist, devout Catholic, and the father of modern geology. Get a copy for your kids today for 20% off at

He became the best anatomist in Europe, the founder of geology, and a priest of the Catholic Church:

Faith and feeling are simply not the same thing: @Prof_Kaczor

Work is not only dignifying for an individual but also aids the growth of a society. On this week’s episode of the Word on Fire Show, @BishopBarron and @MattPetrusek discuss the Catholic approach to work, leisure, and the relationship between the two:

The question of going to Mars—President Trump’s “next great adventure”—is quite an interesting point to contemplate:

The Catholic both/and doesn’t shut down conversation; on the contrary, it’s where things really get interesting:

The intellectual life is full of limitless wonder and life-changing wisdom. Join @thinkercatholic and author @zenahitz for a deep dive into the joyful adventure of intellectual formation in the newest episode of the Evangelization & Culture Podcast:

The real tragedy lies less in the dark fate of the characters' lives than in the black fate of their souls:

Share with your children the inspiring story of Blessed Nicolas Steno, a 17th-century scientist, Catholic bishop, and the father of modern geology!  Get a copy of “The Riddle of the Tongue-Stones” today for 20% off at

From @BishopBarron's homily! Check out his Sunday Sermon:

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This should not be interpreted as a disagreement with the majority decision; rather, it is a suggestion that Roberts had something important to say in his concurring opinion:

Literature is an essential part of how we live, understand the culture, and tell stories about ourselves and the world we inhabit.    Katy Carl joins @godsplaining with Fr. Bonaventure Chapman and @PatrickMaryOP to discuss the ways literature is fruitful to all persons who engage with it: