Social Distancing and the Reality of Bodily Presence
COMMENTARY: Coronavirus is making all of us into philosophers.
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Chatting With AI ‘Saints’ — Opportunity or Peril?
A Catholic tech start-up is offering ‘conversations’ with AI-generated saints — while theologians warn of the spiritual risks such tools might pose.
St. Benedict Joseph Labre, Like His Master, Had Nowhere to Lay His Head
The world itself became St. Benedict Joseph Labre’s monastery as he wandered Europe on foot, slept among the ruins of the Colosseum and spent countless hours before the Blessed Sacrament.
Are Catholic Universities a Good Investment?
COMMENTARY: A university should be a place where students can pursue ultimate truths about God and the human person, not merely a place where they learn skills to help with employment.
The Church Must Reclaim the Cardinal Virtues
Let us follow the example of St. Augustine and pray for a renewal of virtue in our shepherds
‘I’ve Had an Experience With God,’ Husband Tells Wife Before Fatal Diagnosis
'The peace we experienced throughout the entire process of his illness and his death was no ordinary peace,' Virginia Pérez de Santana said. 'I know it because we were enveloped by God.'
The One Regret I Didn’t Know I Had Until I Visited CUA
A simple assignment at a Catholic university turned into something more — a glimpse of formation, truth and a regret I didn’t know I had.
‘She Had Never Heard the Name of Jesus’: Eucharistic Evangelization in Taiwan
Eucharistic adoration gains traction in Taiwan amid geopolitical tensions.
Pope’s Brother John Prevost Discusses Life Growing Up: ‘We Always Knew That He Had That Calling’
As the Pope’s brother, you have to take it ‘day by day because you never know, in a sense, what each day is going to bring,’ Prevost said.
Catholic University of America Maintains Steady Course With Campaign for Virtue
President John Garvey: Faith and Reason Impart Norms for Higher Education
