The Wonderment of a Conclave
Though journalists will continue to speculate about which other cardinals were contenders in the election process, the result is to be received as a gift from the Lord.
A Sacramental Vision of Scripture with Jeff Cavins and Fr. Dominic Bouck
Theologian Jeff Cavins joins Fr. Dominic Bouck for a thought-provoking conversation on Scripture through the lens of a sacramental imagination.
The Holy Spirit at Calvary
What role did the Third Person of the Trinity play in the Paschal mystery?
In Praise of Motherhood
In celebrating the motherhood of Mary on the first day of the New Year, Catholics remember that our lives take place under her care and intercession.
What ‘Christian’ Really Means
For early disciples, the name 'Christian' held tremendous significance and indicated adoption into a new tribe.
A Kingship Not of This World
The kingdom Jesus has founded is a real kingdom, a visible polity, a social organization – but it will not be founded on or extend itself by worldly means.
Giacomo Leopardi’s Alla Sua Donna
While not a Christian himself, Giacomo Leopardi's poem "Alla Sua Donna" points to the desire of every human heart: communion with the Incarnate Lord.
Understanding the Synod
How are we to understand the upcoming Synod?
How to Make Sense of Germany
How are Catholics to understand the confusion that has arisen from the German Synodal Way?
The Myth of Chance
In the myth of chance, reason itself loses its footing on which to stand. For in a world of random accidents, there is no objective truth to build upon or assert.