Some Catholic Colleges Go Online While Others Stay in Person
Higher education looks different this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Large Archdioceses Still Don’t Know When Faithful Can Go Back to Mass
U.S. sees mull the reopening process.
In Wake of Coronavirus, Catholic Schools Get Creative With Distance Learning
Shifting from classroom lessons to e-learning has substantial challenges, but educational entities are coping through a variety of innovations.
St. Anselm Lawsuit a Clash Over How Best to Protect Catholic Identity
The monks of St. Anselm College are suing its board of trustees, alleging that the trustees’ proposed expansion of their powers puts the college at risk of secularization.
Future Priests Forge Ahead: Seminarians Say Lessons From Scandals Bolster Hope, Faith
Several seminarians who spoke with the Register said they grew in their love for the priesthood, thanks to the support and example they received within their seminaries.
Extensive Reforms Already Underway at US Seminaries
While the McCarrick scandal indicates the need for further progress, many significant improvements to improve priestly formation have been instituted in recent years.
‘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.
College-Based Newman Centers Mark Namesake’s Canonization
Cardinal John Henry Newman was a college man.Today there are an estimated 2,000 Newman Centers on campuses around the country.
Amid Revision, Liturgy of the Hours Remains Important for Laity
Renamed the Abbey Psalms and Canticles, they will appear in the revision of the Liturgy of the Hours that is scheduled to be published in 2022.
Live Action Plans Response to Social-Media Suppression of Pro-Lifers
Pinterest recently followed Twitter and YouTube in restricting access to their platform.
