What’s So Special about the Eucharist?
In this clip Father Spitzer explains why the self-sacrificial nature of Eucharistic love makes it the only love that can save and forgive sins.
Where Did the Shroud of Turin Come From?
Where did the Shroud of Turin come from? Based on scientific testing, there is good reason to think that it came from Palestine around the 1st century.
Are All Religions the Same?
Fr. Spitzer is asked are all religions the same—specifically Christian religions. Learn what differentiates Catholicism from other religions.
Types of Telescopes [VIDEOS]
In these videos, Dr. Jennifer Wiseman provides insightful information about the different types of telescopes and their purposes.
Journey to Excellence Academy and Catholic Education
On the Follow the Lead Podcast, Fr. Spitzer talks about the Journey to Excellence Academy and also discusses catholic education.
Hourglass: For the New Year
At this time of annual beginnings, the hourglass strikes Prof. Katie Kresser with a different meaning: as a metaphor for all of history.
The Christian Meaning of the Twelve Days of Christmas
There are many Christmas carols, secular and Christian, but do you know the Christian meaning of the Twelve Days of Christmas?
A Christmas Note from Fr. Spitzer
Fr. Spitzer pens a Christmas note to all our friends. It is a recap of the year and a call to find deeper faith this Christmas season.
Intelligence Series Part 3: Does Intelligence Define us as Humans?
Does intelligence define us as humans? In some ways yes, but beyond our brains, creativity is one of the hallmarks of being human.
Hooked on Hildegard: Music, Medicine, and Mystic Vision
St. Hildegarde von Bingen lived an extraordinary life that continues to teach us all to this day. Learn more about this amazing woman here!
A Witness to the Christmas Crib: The Church of Saint Mary Major
The Christmas crib at the Church of Saint Mary is a constant reminder that in the Christian faith, God became a little child.
Intelligence Series Part 2: Can Aristotle Give Insights into Intelligence?
Cognitive neuroscience corresponds with Aristotle’s 4th century BCE description of a “passive” and an “active” intellect