St. Jerome and the Lion
St. Jerome is among Catholicism's greatest scholar-evangelists.
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On Santa’s Secret Police
Before he became a crass commercial symbol, Santa was an agent of the moral order.
Broken Altars
On December 10, 1989, at the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers under the shadow of Devin Castle, tens of thousands of Slovaks marched from Bratislava to Hainburg, Austria,
Advent, A.D. 2025
The Island of Mozambique is a speck on Google Maps, a tiny patch of land two miles off the East African coast. Today, it’s a sleepy UNESCO World Heritage site.
Advent and Christmas with the Church Fathers
Early in our marriage, my wife and I were determined to establish an atmosphere of faith in the home for our children. We wanted every day to be centered on
‘Moses’ and Michelangelo
A look at the genius of Michelangelo in Rome's other St. Peter's.
Contemplation and the Cross
In Herodotus’ Histories from the 430s BC, we read of a wise Greek philosopher and political thinker, Solon. While traveling, Solon met the King of Lydia, Croesus, who was known
A Cautionary Tale: the ‘French Malaise’
France, once the acknowledged cultural leader of the West, is experiencing what many French men and women describe as ‘La Malaise’ – the societal apprehension, unease, and disillusionment caused by
The Jargon-Filled Synodal Trajectory
Dynodality is not the final realization of unfulfilled promises of Vatican II.
Understanding the Office of Peter
The pope is to be the Shepherd of Christ who feeds His sheep.
The Model for the University
A Catholic university must nurture truths conceived in study.
Processes, Accompaniment, Implementation: Synodality Forever!
The unending process that is the Synod on Synodality has taken a new and unexpected turn. The current “Implementation Phase” of the three-year synodal path, following the conclusion of last