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For the Christian, all things in life - from global events, to mental health, to personal relationships - are to be viewed through the lens of the Resurrection.

How are we to understand the role of the sense of the faithful - a supernatural instinct of the devout baptized - within the context of the modern Church?

Each Easter, thousands of people are brought into the Church. Although their names won't make the headlines, they serve as a reminder that Christ's victory is the true news of the day.

As Christians, it is important that we occasionally take stock of the Church from a global perspective.

A massive rift in the Anglican Church is a warning to Christian denominations everywhere: the global population of Christianity does not favor secularizing trends.

Dr. Christopher A. DeCock is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences and a Child Neurologist/Epileptologist at Essentia Health. He is the President of the Fargo Guild of the Catholic Medical Association and recently completed a Masters in Bioethics from the University of Mary. Currently, he serves as an Observer for the Uniform Law Commission's revision to the Uniform Determination of Death Act.

A possible upcoming revision to the Uniform Declaration of Death Act could subjectivize the all-important issue of when a human being is truly dead.

With the mechanization of sound and the rise of earphones (and AirPods), the silence that covered much of human life has been drowned out.

Questions of monarchy, artificial intelligence, and a Jubilee.

Euthanasia and assisted suicide have begun to spread through various corners of the West, and Minnesota will soon vote to allow these practices within its borders.