Marking MLB Opening Day, ‘Champions of Faith’ Returns to Inspire a New Generation
Film includes the little-known story known as ‘the chicken runs at midnight ...’
Results from Tag: 'faith and baseball'
Knights ‘Step Up to the Plate’ to Raise Funds for Baseball Field for Special-Needs Athletes
Forty-two councils in the Archdiocese of Detroit helped raise about $65,000 for the field.
When Was Baseball’s Golden Age?
COMMENTARY: Cases can be made for three eras by considering their paradigmatic greats.
Exclusive: Washington Nationals Pitcher Trevor Williams Speaks Out on Dodgers Controversy
‘Anyone with two eyes and a brain can see that they’re mocking the religious habits of nuns, they’re mocking what we hold most deeply and our core convictions.’
On Dodgers and Drag Queens
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: After the Dodgers reinvited an anti-Catholic drag group to their ‘Pride Night,’ Catholics must respond with something stronger than boycotts.
The Long Tradition of Catholics in Baseball
COMMENTARY: In light of the Dodgers promotion of anti-Catholicism, an online exhibit by the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center explores how the Knights of Columbus and Catholics positively impacted the national pastime for more than a century.
The Wimps of Summer
COMMENTARY: The Dodgers’ kowtow to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence is a blatant illustration of the sorry fact that anti-Catholicism is the last acceptable prejudice in American elite culture.
Dodgers Pitcher Denounces Team’s Decision to Honor Anti-Catholic Group: ‘God Cannot Be Mocked’
Latest Major League Baseball player publicly condemns Dodgers’ decision to honor an anti-Catholic drag group.
