Top 20 Articles of the Month!
THE JOURNEY INTO GOD: SEEING AS FOLLOWING
13 minutes By Jessica Lincoln, Benedictine College Union with God is something that every soul desires, but this union is not what it is often thought to
Real Nihilism: Finding the Truth through Vattimo’s Philosophy
13 minutes By John Mancini, Rhode Island University The following was a college essay written by John Mancini. It has been edited and approved by Paul Gillett.
Eternal Life: Contradiction or A Simple Misunderstanding?
10 minutes By: John Mancini, Benedictine College The Christian concept of the human being is one of mass confusion yet utter fascination. Is there nothing more remarkable
Why does the Crucifixion matter? Perspectives from Four Saints
7 minutes By Ben Duphiney, The Catholic University of America The most important event in the life of Jesus, and the greatest event in Christianity, was the
Trends in Modern Christology: A Review
2 minutes Every week we will release a review of Christological literature. The following is a review of John Galvin’s From the Humanity of Christ to the
Joseph Kony and the LRA: The Role of Religion, Migration, and Martyrdom in Violence
18 minutes By Ben Duphiney, The Catholic University of America I remember hearing about Joseph Kony for the first time in 2012. I heard all over the
Mary Magdalene and Song of Songs
16 minutes By Michael Twohig, Christendom College “This was foretold in the Song of Songs.”[1] So says the late antique exegete Rufinus of Aquileia in his Commentary
Transactional Love: The Pagan-Christian Binary in Kristin Lavransdatter
13 minutes By Katie Branigan, Hillsdale College Sigrid Undset’s Kristin Lavransdatter is set in fourteenth century Norway, a Christian nation that emerged from a historically pagan land.
Luther’s Certainty of Faith: Thomistic Hope or Presumption?
13 minutes By Sam Agra: St. Louis University Is the Christian believer assured of his or her salvation and, if so, to what extent? Are we bound
Three Young Perspectives on Traditiones Custodes
16 minutes The following perspectives do not necessarily represent the opinions of all our writers. For another opinion on Traditiones Custodes, click here! Traditionis Custodes: Why?In Defense
“That You may Know Me Better There”: Exploring the Themes of Rescue within C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia
38 minutes THE FOLLOWING IS A THESIS THAT WAS SUBMITTED TO DR. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN IN CANDIDACY FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND
The Rosary as Discussed by Paul VI and John Paul II
8 minutes By Mary Boneno, The Catholic University of America The following was a college essay written by Mary Boneno. It has been edited and approved by
22 Great Catholic Blogs
2 minutes List and descriptions composed by Dmitri Garlic, Texas A&M University; Check out our previous list here. The League of Catholic Bloggers, founded by Mr. Tito
What were the Jewish People Waiting For?
4 minutes By Joseph Tuttle, Benedictine College At the time of Jesus, the Jewish people were waiting for a messiah. This messiah would usher in what the
The Use of Phenomenology in the Writings of St. John Paul the Great
24 minutes Joshua Orsi, The Catholic University of America “Phenomenology is primarily a style of thought, a relationship of the mind with reality, whose essential and constitutive
Our Hopes for Progress in a Technological Era
6 minutes By Joshua Pippert, Benedictine College The modern world is aching with things like rampant nihilism and blatant disregard for the moral implications of decisions. You’ll
10 Ways Vatican II Benefited the Church
4 minutes By Grady Stuckman, Franciscan University of Steubenville Alumnus Given the critiques of Vatican II that emerged following Pope Francis’s recent decree on the Latin Mass,
Catholicizing the Historical Jesus: A Review
2 minutes This is the second article in our weekly series on Christology. The following is a review of William Loewe’s From the Humanity of Christ to the Historical
The Language of Poverty
6 minutes By Madeleine Naleski, The Catholic University of America Debunking the complexities of rhetorical reality can make being honest seem harsh, and complicating words and phrases
