Mary, Seat of Wisdom and Philosopher Extraordinaire
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Remembering Lily von Hildebrand
COMMENTARY: Alice von Hildebrand, who died Jan. 14 at the age of 98, exuded gratitude for all of God’s gifts.
2021 Ratzinger Prize Laureate: ‘The Sexual Revolution Left Behind a Deep Track of Destructions’
German philosopher Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz discusses secularism, feminism, gender theory and the need to create a new theology promoting the complementarity of masculinity and femininity.
‘Aquinas 101’ Teaches College Students, Others Thomistic Philosophy
The Thomistic Institute free course introduces who St. Thomas Aquinas was, explains the basic concepts of his philosophy, and outlines his masterpiece, the Summa Theologiae.
Pope in Education Document: ‘Faith, Reason Give Harmonious Witness to Truth’
Pope Francis releases Veritatis Gaudium on reforming the nature and curriculum of ecclesiastical universities and institutions.
