Reading Time: 18 minutes By Gillian Richards, The Catholic University of America Critics of natural rights theory often say rights language is primarily concerned with liberties. As Mary Ann
Reading Time: 8 minutes By Caitlyn Woodham, The Catholic University of America According to the Pew Research center, about 69% of adults in the U.S. say that cohabitation is
Reading Time: 12 minutes By Ariel Hobbs, The Catholic University of America Introduction Both St. Augustine and St. Thérèse of Lisieux’s autobiographies detail their conversion stories as they come
Reading Time: 2 minutes by Joseph Tuttle, Benedictine College St. Augustine believed that there were multiple voices that could be found to be speaking in the Psalms. In his
Reading Time: < 1 minute Will Deatherage, representing the Medical Institute for Sexual Health and the New Sexual Revolution Coalition, proposes a framework for a new sexual revolution rooted in
Reading Time: 7 minutes By Elizabeth Zahorick, University of Notre Dame In the Middle Ages, university professors commonly taught their students using Peter Lombard’s Sentences, a book of commentary
Reading Time: 5 minutes By Joshua Orsi, The Catholic University of America Nicholas of Cusa was one of the most brilliant and most unappreciated theologians in the history of
Reading Time: 6 minutes By Ben Duphiney, The Catholic University of America How does man attain eternal happiness––or beatitude? It is not an easy process, especially since man desires
Reading Time: 4 minutes By Will Deatherage, Executive Director Today’s readings include what I consider as one of the most intriguing passages in the New Testament, given the likelihood
Reading Time: 6 minutes By Georgina DePugh, University of Dallas An approach to Sacra Doctrina through Thomas Aquinas should flow from humble docility. According to Thomas, Sacra Doctrina is
