Contemporary Eucharistic Miracles [Spitzer Scholarly Article]
There are three major contemporary eucharistic miracles that have been scientifically examined and found to be without natural or physical explanation.
Searching for the Christmas Star and Finding the Magi
Every year at Christmas, when people read about the birth of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew, the speculation and debate about the Christmas star continues.
Science: God’s Gift to Man
What does God intend when he gives us gifts? He means to give us joy, make us better, and glorify him. Science is one such gift from God.
From the Vatican Observatory: Commentary on ‘Cosmos: Possible Worlds’
Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Cosmos: Possible Worlds is on TV this fall. I'm a big Cosmos fan. But of course, the show could always be better—maybe a lot better.
Mary’s Faith: A Christmas Message from Fr. Spitzer
Dear Friends, I want to wish you a blessed and merry Christmas in 2020 and share a message about trusting in God.
Advent Season: What Are We Waiting For?
Waiting and watching is a characteristic of the Christian. However, Advent feels like a whirlwind of distractions rather than a time to prepare for Christ!
How to Start A Catholic Spiritual Life
To pursue a life in Jesus Christ, it will be necessary to make a commitment to the Lord to participate in the sacraments, the moral life, and prayer.
What Novels Can Teach Us About Evangelization
After years of producing apologetics, I recently learned something new about evangelizing others. It has to do with POV, or point-of-view.
Father Spitzer’s Review of Magis 2020 and Vision for 2021
The short video provides a summary of what we’ve accomplished in 2020 and a sneak preview of what we have planned in 2021.
Music, God’s Gift to Man: Music in the Church
Several years ago my spiritual director told me to study De Musica Sacra et Sacra Liturgia. Since then, music has shaped my devotion to the Church.
Healing Post-Election America
Over the past 4 or 8 or 12 years, it’s worth wondering if we're becoming people who claim to love humanity, but fail to love and befriend actual persons.
Fr. Spitzer on Living Well with a Disability
In this clip from Father Spitzer's Universe, Fr. Spitzer addresses how he lives well with his own disability.