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Why You (and Your Friends) Can’t Live Without Friendship
COMMENTARY: From Aristotle to Aelred, the greatest thinkers have taught that friendship shapes the soul — preparing us for joy in this life and communion with God.
Catholic Experts Say New AI ‘Friend’ Device Undermines Real Relationships
A controversial ad campaign posted in the New York City subway system has sparked criticism and vandalism over the past few weeks. The print ads are selling a device that first launched in 2024.
Frassati’s ‘Usual Suspects’ in Italy Inspire American Catholics to Put Friendship First
The contemporary Tipi Loschi follow their patron’s lead by making friendship a foundation of the Christian life.
This Lifelong Friendship Proved Stronger Than Death
COMMENTARY: He was the kind of friend who showed up when I needed him most — and stayed with me, even after he was gone.
The ‘Norm Effect’: Why George Wendt’s ‘Cheers’ Character Still Resonates in a Lonely World
COMMENTARY: There are millions of people out there like the lovable character portrayed on TV by George Wendt, looking for places where at least some people know your name.
‘When God Made You, He Created a Good and Decent Man’ — A Story I’ll Never Forget
COMMENTARY: Their lives were shaped by exile, war and hardship — but what endured was a friendship that taught a young boy what human dignity really means.
Argentine Lay Evangelist Reflects on Nearly-50-Year Friendship With Pope Francis
A ‘spiritual son’ of Pope Francis recalls their decades of fellowship ...
Friendship, Not Flash: The Key to Forming Lifelong Catholics
COMMENTARY: Catholic youth ministries have struggled to retain young believers — but this approach rooted in friendship is changing the game.
How to ‘Drink … With a Merry Heart’ as a Catholic
Many people, including college students, do not know how to consume — so let’s fix that, rooted in community.
