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Cultivating a Sacramental Worldview: Priest Ponders Proper Outlook in ‘Mysterion’
By placing the sacramental worldview in direct conversation with modernism, Father Ayre turns what could be a dry ecclesiology into a true call and preparation for discipleship.
The Catholic Life as Co-Redemption
BOOK PICK: God allows us to unite whatever meager sacrifices, prayers, or works we can muster to his perfect sacrifice.
Aquinas Proves God Exists and Faith Is Discoursed and Explained, as Culture Is Engaged
BOOK PICKS: Reads for our times
The Holiness That Humanizes: Mother Teresa’s Loving Witness
BOOK PICK: ‘To Love and Be Loved’ by Jim Towey delivers the personal portrait it promises: the genuine likeness of a saint.
‘Tears of the Heart’: The Story Behind the Cover Art of a New Book on St. Monica
‘It’s always been about the tears.’ — Jill Metz, sacred artist
2 Author Friends Explore ‘What Would Monica Do?’
Catholic moms prayerfully entrust their children and all those fallen away to the patron saint of parents of wayward children.
Behold Beauty, Including by the Sea
Of making home lovely and ‘Theology of Home III: At the Sea’
How Catholics Can — and Should — Engage Modernity
Trio of books has relevance in our postmodern society.
The World’s First Travel Guide Will Be Restored
Through an online campaign, the library of the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium will fund the restoration of the 15th-century ‘Peregrinatio in Terram Sanctam.’
