Who ‘Owns’ Catholic Phrases? Artists Navigate Thorny World of Trademarks
Catholics making use of the protections afforded to creators under U.S trademark law is nothing new, but it's a balancing act not easily managed.
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A Silent Reflection on Mother Teresa and Serving the Poor
COMMENTARY: The witness of Mother Teresa sheds light on how Christians are called to serve in every vocation.
Tepeyac Leadership Initiative Forms Catholic Professionals to Transform Public Square
COMMENTARY: The TLI program trains lay leaders worldwide to integrate faith with professional excellence and moral courage in today’s culture.
Catholic Startups Pitch Big Ideas, But Find More Than Funding at SENT Summit
A combination of faith and financing, business savvy and biblical values, was evident not only at the third annual pitch competition, but throughout the sold-out four-day conference.
Turn Your Catholic Idea Into a Thriving Venture at SENT Summit
An effort to foster Catholic entrepreneurship and innovation in a secular world.
Abundant Leadership: A Jubilee Call for Catholic Business Leaders
COMMENTARY: The vision of John 10:10 leadership to be more Christlike, more courageous, more compassionate — every day.
‘Missionary Zeal’ in the Marketplace: The Vision of Catholic Entrepreneurs
The Catholic Church sees the work of entrepreneurs as a response to a vocational calling to co-create with God.
Enrique Ernesto Shaw (1921-1962): A ‘Venerable’ Entrepreneur
Earlier this year, Shaw’s path to sainthood took a major step when an alleged miracle attributed to his intercession passed medical review, moving to evaluation at the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints.
SENT on a Mission: Help Catholic Business Leaders to Live Their Faith
From Wall Street to the Carmelite monastery, John Cannon’s journey led him to establish SENT, an apostolate supporting Catholic entrepreneurs in their spiritual and professional lives.
The Catholic University of America’s ‘Visionary’ New Board Chairman Takes the Wheel
Real estate executive (and recreational race-car driver) Rob Neal shares his plans to cement CUA’s reputation as ‘the Catholic university of the entire land.’
