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Created Equal with Unalienable Rights?

Dr. Christopher Kaczor

May 30, 2026

The 250th birthday of the US raises critical questions. What does it mean to say that we are all created equal with unalienable rights?

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The Dunning-Kruger Effect and Social Media

Dr. Richard DeClue

May 29, 2026

There are a large number of people who have a substantial following but are not nearly as well-informed as they think they are.

Andrew Martin’s ‘Down Time’ Is a Tale of Acedia

Andrew Tolkmith

May 28, 2026

The novel holds up a mirror to the experience of COVID and studies the attitudes of an ever-shrinking cultural elite.

The Anti-Narrative of Sin and Evil

Christopher Hazell

May 27, 2026

Sin and suffering, untethered from the light of God, leave us with a world that doesn’t make sense.

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Pope Leo XIV’s First Encyclical: An Overview of ‘Magnifica Humanitas’

Dr. Richard DeClue

May 26, 2026

“Magnifica Humanitas” considers technology—especially AI—as a digital revolution with its own promises and dangers that need to be addressed for the good of all humanity.

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How Do You Find the Meaning of Your Life?

Dr. Christopher Kaczor

May 26, 2026

If we define meaning as coherence, purpose, and significance, the practice of faith helps all three.

Pope Leo XIV meets the clergy and faithful of the Diocese of Rome during a diocesan assembly at the Basilica of St John Lateran

Rebuilding Brick by Brick: Leo XIV’s ‘Magnifica Humanitas’

Dr. Tod Worner

May 25, 2026

In an inhuman age, let us re-build the stature of humanity—man and woman, God-kissed and dignified—brick by loving brick.

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Why Popes Can—and Must—Talk About AI (and Other Social Issues)

Matthew Becklo

May 25, 2026

A question that many, both Catholic and non-Catholic, will be asking, if only unconsciously: Should popes be talking about something like AI at all?

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The Masculinity of Self-Gift

Nell O’Leary

May 23, 2026

This ordination season, what echo of prayer can we offer these men who begin the arduous climb of their own Calvarys to lay down their lives for their parishioners?

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Stories That Show the Examined Life Is Very Much Worth Living

Lindsay Schlegel

May 22, 2026

Would that we all valued space for silence and stillness or welcomed the unexpected—like snow in June—with an abiding sense of wonder.

Evangelization & Culture Spotlight
Born Twice: The Miracle of Baby Cassian
Keishera Joubert

None of the media outlets shared the key element of this miraculous story: the role of faith, prayer, and surrender to God. Cassian is a living testimony to the providence of God, and his survival ushers in a new era of treatment for babies with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome (CHAOS).

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Katy Carl Launches Luminor to Illuminate the Catholic Vision of Life for All Readers
Dr. Tod Worner

“I hope we can refine, extend, and enrich the conversation about literature in Catholic spaces, about Catholic truth in literary spaces, and about goodness, truth, and beauty everywhere.”

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The Faith of Clemson’s Injured Soccer Standout
ARTICLE XVI — By Kat Pugh

Whether recovering from injury or playing at the top of the game, Marco’s assertion is an indispensable reminder: “I do that through Christ who strengthens me.”

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