Why this NY Times Writer Loves Personalism and You Should Too
The first part of the 21st century could easily be remembered as the era of identity politics, in which one societal group is pitted against another in an upwardly spiraling struggle for power and respect. David Brooks’ recent New York Times Op-Ed on personalism, a...
The Greatest Danger Facing America Today According to Bishop Barron
Bishop Barron continues to be a powerful witness for the Catholic perspective. Over the years we’ve featured his writings and videos in our blog and on our social media properties. Most recently we posted about his presentation at Google headquarters. Today we want to...
Contemplative Prayer Leading to Spiritual and Moral Conversion
Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, finding time to engage in contemplative prayer can feel like wishful thinking. But personal contemplative prayer is essential for spiritual growth because it complements the public forms of prayer (i.e. the sacraments,...
Six Categories of Cultural Discourse: How to Understand, Communicate, and Gain Consensus in Social Ethics
One’s level of happiness and purpose in life is quite relevant to what one believes about six important categories of cultural discourse. In this article Father Spitzer defines the six categories, which include quality of life, freedom, ethics, love, suffering, and...Recent Posts
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St. Albert Magnus: A 12th Century Dominican Who Helped Shape Western Civilization
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