All Hallows Eve: History, Traditions, and Observations
From its ancient origins to its religious takeover, All Hallows Eve has taken on a life of its own. Learn how many influences inspired the popular holiday.
St. Pope John Paul II on Why We Need Both Faith and Reason
St. Pope John Paul II’s encyclical on faith and reason addresses the vitally important role of both faith and reason in the pursuit of Truth.
What Inside Out 2 Can Tell Us About Happiness and Virtue
Learn how Inside Out 2 connects happiness and virtues and how joy, gratitude, and kindness can lead to a balanced, meaningful life.
Where Is Mary Buried?
Though it is a required belief for Catholics, the teaching of the Assumption of Mary has faced significant opposition for many years.
Virtue As A Guide in a Culture Without Shared Values
Explore how shared values and strong moral principles can guide young people through today’s anxiety-ridden culture.
Alexander Vilenkin: Did the Universe have a Beginning?
Was there a beginning of the universe? Physicist Dr. Alexander Vilenkin refutes some scientific models that argue for a universe without a beginning.
The Shroud of Turin and Radiation
Regarding The Shroud of Turin, radiation is incredibly important in understanding how the image occurred.
Art, Healing, and Human Development: Christian Images of Family
Explore how early Christian images reshaped our understanding of motherhood, fatherhood, and human development that is still relevant today.
The Pope John Paul II Miracles that Made Him a Canonized Saint
Learn of the two Pope John Paul II miracles that led to his canonization: Sister Marie Pierre and Floribeth Mora Diaz.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: The Sin of Pride
The deadly sin of Pride is known as the first sin, however, literature tells of more of the dimensions sin of pride. Here are three examples.
It’s Time to Baptize the Gig Economy
Explore the gig economy—insights on improving commitment and purpose in today’s gig economy and beyond.
St. Teresa of Calcutta Miracles: How She Was Declared a Saint
The process of canonization requires 2 investigated miracles; St. Teresa of Calcutta miracles took place in the lives of Monica Besra and Marcilio Andrino.