Reading Time: 3 minutes By Jonathan Stodola, St. Louis University As Valentine’s Day approaches, it is helpful to reflect on what love truly is and, subsequently, who God truly
Reading Time: 3 minutes By Grady Stuckman, Franciscan University of Steubenville This may seem paradoxical. A leader who supposedly has been given unlimited power to teach as God’s representative
Reading Time: 10 minutes The following is an essay written for Patrick Deneen’s ‘Liberalism and Conservatism’ course for the 2019 Spring Semester by Bea Cuasay, Manager of Production for
Reading Time: 7 minutes by Nicholas Geer, The Catholic University of America In modern times, it seems that more and more people are losing faith. According to the Pew
Reading Time: 26 minutes by William Deatherage, Executive Director This week’s session of Theoretical Applied Theology doesn’t actually involve too much theory, so I’m skipping the usual disclaimer. After
Reading Time: 4 minutes By: Kelsey Nowack, Administrative Manager for The Catholic University of America “Use this Gospel for protection, it’s a hard road to heaven” Is this lyric
Reading Time: 6 minutes by Nathan Jones and Luke Parker N.B. The following opinions on the “Pachamama” controversy surrounding the recent Amazon Synod are those of their respective authors
Reading Time: 17 minutes By William Deatherage, Executive Director The following article is based on what we call Theoretical Applied Theology and should not be taken as dogmatic or
Reading Time: 4 minutes Mary Boneno, The Catholic University of America The way Mary’s veil of marble folds delicately about her head in Michelangelo’s “Pieta.” The gracefulness of a
Reading Time: 4 minutes By: Patrick Frazier, Franciscan University of Steubenville I love The Lord of The Rings. I cannot state this fact enough. While there are many works
