Reading Time: 5 minutes By Emily Evans, Holy Apostles College During the High Middle Ages (1000-1250), the Gothic style came to replace the Romanesque style of the early Medieval
Reading Time: 9 minutes By Peter Johnson, University of Dallas The fundamental claim of Christianity is that, “when the fullness of time had come, God sent his Son”
Reading Time: 8 minutes By Theresa Dwane, Christendom College INTRODUCTION The theme of the Suffering Servant is portrayed and developed throughout Mark’s gospel, fulfilling what was prophesied in Isaiah’s
Reading Time: 12 minutes By Emily Evans, Holy Apostles College In the beginning of the Divine Comedy, Dante is lost in the dark woods, which metaphorically symbolizes the state
Reading Time: 15 minutes By Jude Burkett, Christendom College In the poem Beowulf, it has been suggested by many that the poet uses Old and New Testament allusions
Reading Time: 12 minutes By Brian Evans, Holy Apostles College According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, “Since the first century the Church has affirmed the moral evil
Reading Time: 56 minutes Br. Joshua Critchley, O.F.M., Ave Maria University St. Bonaventure is truly one of the greatest minds of the scholastic Church. He was a brilliant theologian
Reading Time: 17 minutes By Stephen Hill, Ave Maria University Spiritual childhood is so important to the Christian life that this teaching falls from the mouth of Our Lord
Reading Time: 6 minutes By Elise Flick, The Catholic University of America We are given a scenario in which a man uses acid to blind his lover’s husband. Once
Reading Time: 10 minutes By Daniel Henriquez, University of Dallas In his letter to the Philippians, Paul exhorts the community there saying: τοῦτο φρονεῖτε ἐν ὑμῖν ὃ καὶ ἐν
