Even Brokenness Has a Salvific Meaning | Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

Virtue Ethics Isn’t Just Ancient—It’s Urgently Relevant | Dr. Christopher Kaczor

Supremely Unifying, Supremely Divisive | Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Duty, Pleasure, Power—or Love? | In Focus

It's Easy to Miss Jesus Here and Now | Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

To Whom Will These Things Belong? | Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Cosmos Has a Good of Order—And We’re Part of It | Dr. John G. Brungardt

We Are Not Worthy That He Should Enter Under Our Roof | Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Without Philosophy, You Can’t Understand the Human Person | Dr. John G. Brungardt

Truth and Love are Both Unitive | Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Forgotten Philosophy Behind Modern Science | In Focus

Do This and You Will Live | Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time