Commentary
How the Mass helped shape Western civilization
The fundamental cause of the West’s civilizational crisis does not lie principally in modern politics or ideology, but with the rejection of the Mass and the doctrine of the Real Presence in the Eucharist. The post How the Mass…
Where is the body of St. Matthew?
The fascinating story of where the Gospel writer’s body lies today takes us back into history. The post Where is the body of St. Matthew? appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
A post-literate age?
“As reading fades I believe that we may find ourselves facing a post-literate future that resembles the pre-literate past: mystical, tribal, and autocratic.” The post A post-literate age? appeared first on The Catholic…
A high place in Heaven
On the beatification of Fulton Sheen. The post A high place in Heaven appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
Restraining AI is a task for natural intelligence
Put a stop to AI for AI’s sake – make the priority AI for humanity’s sake. The post Restraining AI is a task for natural intelligence appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
Jimmy Lai, my imprisoned father, taught me that suffering is not meaningless
The faith of my father has sustained him through years of imprisonment. Now, as I face cancer, his example is teaching me to find grace and meaning in my own suffering. The post Jimmy Lai, my imprisoned father, taught me…
Cosmos and Church
Reawakening our ecclesial imaginations with St. Hildegard of Bingen. The post Cosmos and Church appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
Why some Catholic schools are taking screens out of the classroom
Amid growing concerns about screen time and AI, some Catholic schools are scaling back classroom technology and returning to books, handwriting, and face-to-face instruction. The post Why some Catholic schools are taking…
Josef Pieper on the four cardinal virtues
The theological virtues, the cardinal virtues, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit all play together in concert. The post Josef Pieper on the four cardinal virtues appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
The allure of the Catholic intellectual tradition
The surge in enrollment in Yale’s new Catholic intellectual tradition course reveals a strong, unexpected hunger among today’s students to engage deeply with foundational questions about human existence and faith. The post…