From Augustine to Auschwitz: Why Just War Still Matters
Responding to Pope Leo’s encyclical, patristics scholar Professor John Rist argues that history, from Rome’s fall to the Second World War, shows the necessity of moral clarity in war.
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‘O Sacred Banquet’: A New Book Inspired by St. Thomas Aquinas’ Eucharistic Prayer
'O sacred banquet in which Christ becomes our food, the memory of his Passion is celebrated, the soul is filled with grace, and the pledge of future glory is given to us!' reads the prayer, which Dominican Father Patrick Mary Briscoe has prayed daily for years.
Dominican Father Gregory Pine Addresses Theology of Speech and ‘Training the Tongue’
New book is practical guide — grounded in thought of St. Thomas Aquinas — that invites readers to reflect on how their words shape their interior lives.
No, AI Doesn’t Have a Soul: The Catholic Understanding of Its Role in Human Society
College professor-philosopher seeks the truth about the mind, soul and personhood in a new podcast series about artificial intelligence.
St. Thomas Aquinas’ Silence Spoke More Profoundly Than His Words
COMMENTARY: After producing one of the greatest bodies of theological thought in history, St. Thomas Aquinas fell silent — reminding us that even the highest human wisdom gives way before divine mystery.
Ancient and New Wisdom on AI, One Year After ‘Antiqua et Nova’
COMMENTARY: Amid rapid advances in artificial intelligence, the Vatican’s 2025 note ‘Antiqua et Nova’ draws a clear distinction between technological power and human intelligence.
Want to Learn More About Catholic Social Teaching? Check Out This Video Series by Pope Leo’s Alma Mater
Since first launching the YouTube channel, Angelicum Media has garnered more than a million views on its videos.
Singing With the Saints
COMMENTARY: St. Cecilia may be the patron of music, but three others are known more for their hymns than their writings.
Inside Pope Leo XIV’s Rome Alma Mater, The Angelicum
The Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas is the alma mater to Pope Leo XIV and St. John Paul II.
