St. Jerome is well known as the translator of the Bible, but his reputation as a scholar and master of Latin prose has been largely forgotten. In the Renaissance, the famous humanist Desiderius Erasmus (1466–1536) […]

Leveling hierarchical distinctions in the Church without removing them entirely has emerged as a principal objective of Pope Francis’ Synod on Synodality. That is perhaps the chief conclusion to be drawn from the first session […]

Have you ever feared being alone or forgotten? If so, know that this is extremely natural and that over one-third of people feel the same way. Now imagine enduring that loneliness for an indeterminate amount […]

Reel Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Note: Free is appearing in theaters for one day only, Tuesday, November 2nd. Visit Fathom Events for more information. The world today is a very noisy place—so noisy […]

This past Saturday, October 28, at New Hampshire’s historic Bedford Village Inn, two significant public figures were honored by Thomas More College of the Liberal Arts: Raymond Flynn, who was mayor of Boston from 1984 […]

By their vocabulary, you shall know them? Well, to a considerable degree. And in these early November days, when the Church celebrates all the saints in glory and prays for those who yearn to join […]

Certainty and Saints – “True saints never put their faith in the surety of other saints in an ultimate sense. They put it in the Lord Jesus himself. And that is an infallible truth that […]

With all due respect to various folks, including Cardinal Schoenborn, the Synod that just concluded wasn’t a Synod of Bishops but a Synod of Bishops and Others. If the Pope wants to have a Synod […]

Jesus teaches that the commandments to love God and neighbor form the foundations of the Ten Commandments. The first three Commandments teach us to love God; the following seven teach us to love neighbor. The […]