What the Magi Saw
Explanations for the star abound, conjectures run the debates, and the historical data is a tangle. What is it that the Magi actually saw in the sky?
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Catholic Teaching III: The Measurement Problem
Quantum Mechanics is a beautiful and mathematically elegant theory, but there is a major flaw in its connection with the real world: the measurement probem.
The Best New Year's Resolution
New Year’s resolutions dominate thoughts and conversations this time of year, but there is one thing that requires commitment but not willpower: gratitude.
When God Drew Near: Entering into the Joy of Christmas
When God Drew Near: Entering into the Joy of Christmas
He Came in the Fullness of Time: A Reflection on the Incredible Mystery of Christ’s Birth
Through the sacrament of Holy Eucharist, Christmas continues now and forever. The Eucharist is our door to Christmas day everyday.
Sadness in a Time of Comfort and Joy
Christmas can be a desperately sad time of year. We need comfort because suffering is a part of life, and we can receive joy, because God is in it with us.
Walker Percy, M.D. and the Diagnosis of a Secular Age
Through a Catholic lens, does the diagnosis of Walker Percy, a 20th century southern fiction writer, still apply to the secular age of today’s world?
When Astronomy is Out of Sight
“Astronomy is out of sight” is not just a hip expression. I’m referring to how blind people touch the stars and blind astronomers listen to them.
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Catholic Teaching II: Quantum Mysteries Intersect Theology
Does Quantum Mechanics Speak to Catholic Teaching II: Quantum Mysteries Intersect Theology
O Nata Lux: An Advent Reflection by Dr. Michelle Francl
O Nata Lux: An Advent Reflection by Dr. Michelle Francl
Young People Are Leaving the Church—Can We Turn the Tide?
Young People Are Leaving the Church—Can We Turn the Tide?
A Point in Time: Not All Time is Linear
A Point in Time: Not All Time is Linear