Valentine’s Day and the Secret of the Heart
Learn about Valentine's Day, St. Valentine, and the role of the heart.
3 Healing Miracles of Our Lady of Lourdes
A look at three healing miracles of Our Lady of Lourdes: Marie Bailly (and the conversion of Alexis Carrel), Gabriel Gargam, and John Traynor.
4 Powerful Prayers for Catechists and Teachers
These 4 prayers for catechists and teachers are a reminder and an encouragement to start your class off with prayer.
Art for the Ages: A New Perspective
In her latest 'Art for the Ages' installment, Dr. Kresser looks at different forms of art to warn us against the belief that new is better.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Anger
The Catechism defines the sin of anger as a desire for revenge. Here we disect three examples of anger and its repercussions in literature.
5 Catholic Apologetics Questions Students Ask (and How to Answer Them)
Whether you’re a religious ed. teacher, a DRE, or even a parent, you may have been asked one or all of these contemporary Catholic apologetics questions.
Can Catholics Believe in Near Death Experiences?
An in-depth look into near-death experiences and where they fit into the Catholic Faith.
Credible Catholic is Now Called ‘Magis Institute for Teachers and Catechists’
Magis has an exciting announcement: Credible Catholic is now called ‘Magis Institute for Teachers and Catechists’! And the growth is not stopping there!
Let 'Gaslighting' Illuminate the Need for Truth
Merriam-Webster’s 2022 word of the year, 'gaslighting,' brings a timely catechetical relevance: a need for truth in today's culture.
The 'Just Right' Anthropic Coincidences of Our Goldilocks Universe: Part IV
Dr. Kurland continues to discuss the 'just right' anthropic coincidences of our universe by examining the chemistry of water and hydrogen bonding.
The Trilemma Of C.S. Lewis, Part Five: Jesus Is God
As John Clark wraps up his series on the 'Trilema of C.S. Lewis,' he discusses his application of apologetics to the claim that Jesus is God.
Art for the Ages: Botticelli and the Divine Human
Dr. Katie Kresser explores the work of Sandro Botticelli and what it means to be made in the image of God.