In its ambition to explain every aspect of the natural world, modern science has sidestepped very few problems. Some mysteries are so difficult that they defy the scientific method. It’s hard to ...

PAVIA, Italy -- Such is the supply of miracles in Italy that if a month goes by without one, it's, well, a miracle. Weeping Madonnas, sacred blood that goes from solid to liquid and back again, ...

SAN FRANCISCO — At a time when truth is ever harder to distinguish from lies, Father Robert Spitzer, S.J. takes his mastery of the inextricable ties between science and faith to a new level in his new ...

This feature is only available to members. Join now for full online access. In talks on university campuses, Christian physicist and MIT professor Ian Hutchinson asks “Can a scientist believe in ...

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When Pope John Paul II died eight years ago, supporters chanted "Santo subito," or "Sainthood now!" It looks like his supporters will finally be getting their wish. The former pope's path to sainthood ...

Depiction of the miracle of the Resurrection, the central belief in Christianity. Romalo Tavani/Shutterstock.com This year, one of the most essential holy days in the Christian calendar, Easter, ...

Kew (Australia): Christmas, at least in Western countries like Australia, brings together diverse myths and European traditions. Santa magically produces and delivers presents to the entire world in ...

When science had done so much, what might science not do? In Massachusetts last week, many a fanner and townsman listened to word of the newest miracle, eager to believe. And the wonder grew—for a ...