The Narcissus Trap: AI Wearables and the Risk of Self-Obsession
COMMENTARY: Is it possible that users of wearable AI devices could, like Narcissus, become unable to tear themselves away from their own data?
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Spy Wednesday: What the Church Fathers Say About Judas’ 30 Pieces of Silver
The Catena Aurea and other patristic sources reveal that the price of Christ’s betrayal was anything but arbitrary.
How Matthew 2 Is Like a GPS for Our Faith Journey
The Magi’s response to God can be understood as GPS leading them by another way.
New Jersey’s ‘Adopt-A-Sister’ Foundress Leaves Lasting Legacy
Friends and fellow Salesians recall the work of Sister Mary Rinaldi, who died in November at age 81.
Need a Silent Night? Entrust Your Busy Days to God
Christmas busyness can leave us frazzled and spiritually empty — unless we learn to pause and keep God in the conversation.
Does Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Tilma Still Speak to Us Today?
COMMENTARY: Researchers continue to examine the tilma’s stars, flowers and even the reflections in Our Lady’s eyes. Their findings, while speculative, deepen appreciation of an image that transformed a culture — and still stirs hearts now.
Pray Like a Monk: ‘Monasticamp’ Prompts College Students to Pray and Ponder
Young adults spent last Saturday immersed in the rhythm of monastic life.
The Catholic Vision of ‘Coliving’
With both private and shared living space, trend offers affordable, community-building alternative to traditional apartments, developers say.
Faith in Action: Inside a California Academy Preparing Students for a Life of Service
Students learn about the corporal and spiritual works of mercy academically and also through hands-on experiences with their classmates and teachers in the broader community.
AMA Stands Firm Against Doctor-Assisted Suicide as Lawmakers Push Forward
On the same day the New York Legislature voted to legalize the life-ending practice, the nation’s leading medical association condemned it as ‘incompatible with the physicians’ role as healer.’
