Psychological Evaluations Are a Hidden Key to the Seminary Renaissance
COMMENTARY: Once dismissed as a formality, psychological evaluations are now central to discerning and forming future priests.
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Progress of a Different Kind
‘People, by and large,’ said eminent psychologist William James, ‘become what they think of themselves.’
What St. Thérèse of Lisieux Can Teach Us About Mental Health: Psychologist Offers Catholic Perspective
Greg Kolodziejczak seeks the integration of psychology and the spiritual life.
We All Deserve to Know the Truth About Tech
The time has come to sound the alarm and tell the truth as it is, not as we wish it might be.
New Florida Education Bill Protecting Parental Rights Safeguards Children, Catholic Experts Say
Critics claim it harms youth who identify as ‘LGBTQ+,’ but the experts counter that young children should not be exposed to ideas that are not developmentally appropriate for their age.
Confronting Evil at Its Diabolical Core
Exorcists discussed the devil and his wiles at a conference in Rome.
Seminaries Incorporate More Counseling Into Formation Years
Future priests are using psychological sciences to assist them in living vocations in a hostile culture.
