The Men Behind the Young Karol Wojtyla
The Men Behind the Young Karol Wojtyla
Ancient Philosophy & the New Testament
What does philosophy have to do with the New Testament? What follows is a survey of philosophical schools that precede and even encounter the New Testament.
Fulton Sheen’s Last ‘Good Friday’ Homily: Spectators On and About the Cross
The topic of Bishop Sheen’s homily was “Spectators on and about the Cross:” the spectators of the indifferent or fallen away, of pain, and of love.
What C.S. Lewis Can Teach Us About the Incarnation
What C.S. Lewis Can Teach us about the Incarnation
Just how powerful is love? Take a look at the meaning behind ‘Interstellar.’
In the film “Interstellar,” director Christopher Nolan takes up a major theme, namely that of love. "Interstellar" reveals the power and mystery of love.
What Does it Mean to ‘Exist?’ Aquinas Weighs-In
Among his widely influential teachings, St. Thomas Aquinas addressed the very core and starting point of reality, i.e., what does it mean to exist?
Bearing Witness in a Secular Age
James K.A. Smith asks the question, “What does it mean to live in a secular society?” and points out the importance of defining the term, “secular.”
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?
Thanksgiving: A Time to Reflect on the Gift of Friendship
Each type of friendship, if understood properly and lived accordingly, can be good and worth thanking God for, especially during the holiday season.
Moral Relativism and the Culture of 'Meh'
The culture of “meh” is the withered fruit of moral relativism. Let's leave the Land of the Bland by attentiveness to creation, relationships, and reality.
Can a Scientist be Catholic? A Conversion Story
Is there an oxymoron in the phrase “Catholic Scientist?” Nope. Physicist Dr. Robert Kurland tells us how he found his faith.
Thomistic Personalism – A Marriage Made in Heaven, Hell, or Harvard (actual video title!)
Peter Kreeft asserts that “Thomistic Personalism” is helping us arrive at a fuller understanding of the human person – not just what, but who, we are.