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Articles by Dr. R. Jared Staudt

About Dr. R. Jared Staudt
R. Jared Staudt PhD, serves as Director of Content for Exodus 90 and as an instructor for the lay division of St. John Vianney Seminary. He is author of Words Made Flesh: The Sacramental Mission of Catholic Education (CUA Press, 2024), How the Eucharist Can Save Civilization (TAN), Restoring Humanity: Essays on the Evangelization of Culture (Divine Providence Press) and The Beer Option (Angelico Press), as well as editor of Renewing Catholic Schools: How to Regain a Catholic Vision in a Secular Age (Catholic Education Press). He and his wife Anne have six children and he is a Benedictine oblate.
The Dispatch

Martyrdom and celebration: The beautiful tension of the Christmas Octave

December 26, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 3

We keep things in discreet categories in our culture. Religion too often remains within the church’s walls, kept apart from the forces that drive society. That’s a large reason why we have secularized the festivity […]

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Finding myself in the manger: How Christmas turns the world right side up

December 12, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 14

Where would we be now without the first Christmas? 2025 years ago, God became man, and it changed everything. We take the beloved manger scene for granted, but what if there was no creche with […]

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Good and bad sinicization: The future of the Church in China

November 22, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 15

Each generation must fight the battle anew. After watching the Berlin Wall fall in 1989, it seemed like Communism was on its heels. Today, it continues to spread and has become more assertive through China’s […]

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The power of images in an iconoclast culture

November 15, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 14

“You were without hope in the world.” This is how Paul describes the Ephesian Christians before their conversion, stuck in the darkness of sin and paganism. Idols expressed their hope for material security, embodying their […]

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Hurricane Helene: Subsidiarity and Solidarity in Action

October 24, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 6

Winds of about 30 miles an hour, I read, checking the weather the evening of September 26th. The next morning, after a calm hour of prayer, my wife and I watched something very different transpire: […]

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The Real Goal: Human dignity, local community and the common good

October 10, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 5

“It’s the economy, stupid.” That’s what we’ve heard really matters in our elections. Economic growth and the consequent effects on our standard of living. It’s a dangerous train of thought if you think about it. […]

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Make everything a sacrifice to sanctify the world

September 26, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 7

“Make everything you can a sacrifice.”—The Angel of Portugal to the three Fatima children Sacrifice stands before us as the hidden key to life. The word itself may sound frightening, conjuring images of blood, destruction […]

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Classical or Catholic? A sacramental approach to education

September 12, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 2

Classical education has exploded in the last ten years, and for good reason. Education has descended into a utilitarian pursuit, though an ineffective one at that. By focusing primarily on career readiness, we have sunk […]

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The Eucharist and the mission of the laity: The case of extraordinary ministers

August 23, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 51

After writing about mission and the call to holiness, I was asked to answer this question: “How did extraordinary ministers of holy communion become so ordinary? Did the Second Vatican Council call the laity to take up active […]

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The power of silence and the problem of sound in adoration

August 8, 2024 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 24

“The most powerful experience at the National Eucharistic Congress was the Adoration, Father. Tens of thousands of people all turned intently toward the Lord in silence. My wife and I both felt like we had […]

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