Essay
The lab or love? Catholic women and STEM careers
This false dichotomy can harm women interested in STEM, and weaken the larger scientific community. […]
Features
Interview
“Our leaders have hardened their hearts”: A Congolese bishop discusses his country in crisis
After peace talks fell apart last spring, the bishops of the Democratic Republic of Congo have continued to be a force for peace in a […]
Essay
Lent and the Lord’s question: “Who do you say that I am?”
We have no excuse for not knowing who Jesus is, nor of failing to understand the implications of the assertions we make about Him in […]
Interview
Mary Beth Bonacci is back
Physical strain and a stalker scare led the popular speaker and author to take a break in 2005. Now she’s returning to the speaking ministry […]
Essay
Diving into eternity
True knowledge of God can only be had in the midst of a life for which all work is undertaken based on prayer and all […]
Analysis
Transgenderism: Semantic contagion or biological fact?
From education specialists to publicly funded medical clinics to a growing body of academic work and activism, the transgender industry has exploded. […]
Essay
On Cardinal Cupich’s problematic, convenient conscience
Conscience is not the ground of moral authority; nor is it the final judge when it comes to what is actually moral and true. To […]
Essay
Three questions to answer on Ash Wednesday
Since all human sin has its origins in that “original” sin of our first parents, let’s go back to that very beginning. […]
Features
Artful veneer of “Call Me By Your Name” masks shallow, distorted view of sexuality
The Best Picture–nominated film seeks to evoke a world of pre-Christian sexual mores, one often cited for its relatively permissive attitudes toward pederasty. […]
Analysis
Cardinal Cupich launches “Amoris Laetitia” seminars for US bishops
Among the several theologians to present at the upcoming seminars is a former national board member of Call to Action and an advocate for the […]