Pope Leo Appoints Catholic Harvard Professor to Vatican Social Sciences Academy
Tyler VanderWeele, a Catholic, is an epidemiologist and director of the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University.
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A Different Side of Catholicism: Inside the ‘New York Encounter’
This year’s theme, ‘Where Everything Is Waiting for You,’ begins with the observation that the world is changing but a hunger for belonging and meaning remains a constant to the human experience.
Secularism, Security, and ‘Civilizational Erasure’
COMMENTARY: Unless and until a critical mass of Europeans addresses their cultural malaise, the continent will continue to flail about seeking a viable future.
Dubai’s Hidden Faith: How the City’s Catholic Community Thrives
Dubai’s climate of tolerance is real, but measured. Catholics can worship freely on parish grounds, run schools and catechism programs, but public religious visibility remains tightly circumscribed.
There Is No Shame in Being Catholic
COMMENTARY: Professing what seems to be unbelievable, and suffering scorn and ridicule from the secular world, need not cause shame.
Tim Walz’s Catholic Roots
Baptized Catholic-Turned-‘Minnesota Lutheran’ Germany, Luxembourg, Ireland, Nebraska … Catholic
From Hinduism to Catholicism: How Soon-to-Be-Saint Carlo Acutis Inspired a Man to Convert
His first impression of Acutis, with his brown curly hair, was that he looked like the little cherubs seen in paintings and sculptures around Milan.
Catholic Coworking: Office Spaces That Combine Work and Prayer
More than workspace, coworking centers provide opportunities to grow faith and authentic friendships.
From Hatred to Love: Christmas Reflections of a Muslim Convert to Catholicism
In 2006 he definitively distanced himself from Islam and in 2007 he converted to Catholicism.
A ‘Catholic Awakening’ in Nordic Countries Shines Through Seminarians’ Stories
Men in seminary formation in Rome from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden are an exception to their largely irreligious peers — and they’re eager to be ‘witnesses of hope’ back home.
