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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

Opinion: We need urgent action to protect kids from technology

March 23, 2023 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 16

A frightening trend emerged when I was working in Catholic school administration. The acceleration of problems related to sexuality for young kids was startling, beginning even as early as kindergarten. There was one common source: […]

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Can the Eucharist save civilization?

March 9, 2023 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 25

We often repeat that the Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. What happens when this source and summit has been rejected by a majority of Catholics? We received a wakeup call […]

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Fasting: Fighting a Battle against Self

February 23, 2023 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 8

“He was hungry.” Luke tells us of Jesus’ struggle with the devil in the desert, during which he fasted for 40 days. At the end of it, as you might suspect, he was hungry (Luke […]

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Learning to do nothing: The art of sacred silence

February 9, 2023 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 8

“All of man’s misfortune comes from one thing, which is not knowing how to sit quietly in a room.” Blaise Pascal, who offers this insight, also notes in his Pensées that we fear silence more […]

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Why is ad orientem worship so controversial?

January 26, 2023 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 93

Until the 1960s, Catholics worshipped ad orientem, with priest and congregation facing the East during Mass. Originally Christians celebrated Mass before daybreak Sunday morning with the rising sun serving as a symbol of Christ’s resurrection […]

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Making a new start: Cardinal Sarah on the spiritual life

January 12, 2023 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 3

It would be easy to start 2023 with a healthy dose of cynicism. As we start the new year, Christmas lays out to the world what it really needs. How easy it is to overlook […]

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Be free, live differently: A New Year’s resolution for men

December 22, 2022 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 6

We count our years from the birth of Christ, and Christmas begins the year of the Lord 2023. The secular practice of making a resolution for the new year can find deeper meaning when connected […]

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In the Footsteps of the Holy Family: A Pilgrimage through the Virtues

December 8, 2022 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 7

God has given us a portrait of the virtues in the life of the Holy Family. Unlike a static, cracked ancient stone, we find in their hearts a living icon of fidelity in hardship, stemming […]

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The battle for religious freedom: Conviction points the way forward

November 24, 2022 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 24

Catholics are not winning any popularity contests. Not only do we still face fallout from the abuse crisis, we also now regularly hear accusations of “hate” for our stances on life and sexual morality. We […]

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Bread and Wine: What we bring to the Mass and how it changes us

November 15, 2022 Dr. R. Jared Staudt 1

The Eucharist is a great work of cooperation. We supply the matter — the bread and wine, which is not simply natural material, but the produce of human work and culture — that God then […]

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