 Author, Steven Mosher, is the president of Population Research Institute and is recognized as one of the leading authorities on population studies. In this book, he argues that policymakers committed to population control have perpetrated a gigantic, costly, and inhumane fraud upon the human race.
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Mother Angelica’s prayers to her Lord, which editor and EWTN news anchor Raymond Arroyo likens to the conversation of an Italian wife with her beloved husband, tell us the back-story of a deeply contemplative nun who happened to found the largest religious network in the world. Mother’s dark night of the soul, the meditations she wrote and delivered to her sisters, and much more are contained in this most personal and insightful look yet into the heart of a little Italian nun from Canton, Ohio, who undertook the ridiculous, so God could do the miraculous. |
 Helen Hull Hitchcock, founding director of Women for Faith & Family and editor both of its quarterly journal, Voices, and of the Adoremus Bulletin, has authored several books on prayer and worship. The topic for this Bookmark episode, however, is teaching children about the traditions of the Church calendar through activities they will enjoy and remember. Helen’s sourcebooks on Lent, Easter, Advent, and Christmas have ideas for bringing the sacredness of the season home to children, opening their eyes afresh to what the Church’s traditions mean to the family of God.
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 Father Thomas Acklin, O.S.B., spiritual director and theologian who serves as Director of Counseling at St. Vincent Seminary in Latrobe, PA, joins Doug Keck for this week’s Bookmark episode. Author of The Passion of the Lamb: God’s Love Poured Out in Jesus, Fr. Acklin discusses God’s overwhelming love for us, guaranteed to never be withdrawn, and confirmed by the suffering and death of Our Lord on the cross.
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