Meet the Tech Professional-Turned-Dominican Priest Evangelizing Big Tech
Dominican Father Corwin Low tells the Register how he went from a successful businessman to becoming a priest in a mendicant religious order.
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Msgr. James Shea on Evangelizing in a Post-Christian Society, Belief in the Invisible World, and Utopias
The president of the University of Mary discusses our apostolic age, the Eucharist, and the Church’s engagement with harmful ideas.
Mothers on Campus: University of Mary Creates Community to Empower Young Women to Choose Life While Pursuing Degrees
One Catholic school in North Dakota is stepping up to offer childcare, housing and community to young single moms who are students.
Museum of the Bible Offers New Glimpse of the Pilgrim Churches of Rome in Vatican Library Exhibit
The D.C. museum is displaying a series of prints showcasing seven Roman churches and ancient pilgrimage routes.
Catholic ‘Shark Tank’: Start-Up Founders Pitch Products With a Purpose at SENT Summit Competition
Entrepreneurs with businesses grounded in their Catholic faith participated last month in a competition for a $5,000 cash prize.
Catholic University’s Guadalupe Project Offers a Post-Dobbs ‘Radical Welcome’ to Campus Moms and Families
CUA has launched new resources for students facing unplanned pregnancies, as well as parents on the faculty and staff.
Sister of Our Lady of Mercy on the ‘Simple’ and Vital Message of Divine Mercy Sunday
A sister from St. Faustina’s order discusses the message of Divine Mercy and her community’s work in Washington.
Christendom College Provides a Space to Encounter God Through Beauty in New Christ the King Chapel
The edifice is the realization of a decades-long vision to convey the truths of the faith in art and architecture.
Pro-Abortion Federal Lawmakers Continue to Push Radical Measure in Response to Dobbs
Democrats’ proposal would allow virtually unlimited abortion access and erase state pro-life protections.
With Shadow and Mournful Chant, Tenebrae Services Evoke a Powerful Reflection on Christ’s Death
This ancient Holy Week service is a sung reflection on the death of Christ that employs darkness and noise.
