Catholics Should Debate ‘Postliberalism’
COMMENTARY: Let this be a debate in which ‘steel sharpens steel.’
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How the Post-Conciliar Classic ‘Bread Grows in Winter’ Speaks to Our Time
125 years after her birth, Ida Friederike Görres’ collection of essays, newly translated into English, reads like prophecy, according to one of the world’s foremost experts on her work.
Taylor Black Sees Endless Possibilities in AI — but Not Without Well-Formed Humans
Catholic philosopher and scholar of human cognition helps his Big Tech colleagues think through timely questions — with the aim of making AI safe and helping humanity flourish.
Economics 101 — From Catholic Priests, Monks and Theologians
At a time when economic debates are polarized between narrow-minded individualism and utopian collectivism, the Catholic tradition offers a vision rooted in a deep understanding of human nature.
Independence Day Introspection: Catholic Perspectives on America’s Current Political Moment
ROUNDTABLE: Five Catholic thinkers contemplate this challenging moment in American political life.
Pope Francis: Theology in ‘Dialogue With Cultures’ Renews Humanity
An African theologian and an award-winning Canadian Catholic philosopher received the Ratzinger Prize this year.
‘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.
