Thomas Salerno Br. Guy explores his Jesuit vocation, the Ignatian approach to faith and science, his work studying meteorites, and much more.

Dr. Christopher Kaczor Great principles undergird the founding of our nation, despite Jefferson’s and our own failures to live up to them. 

Alex Taylor We should spend time in the coming year reflecting on what the American genius has been historically and is today in the twenty-first century.

Henry T. Edmondson III Ralph C. Wood looks to American literature for help in renewing the vitality of American Christianity and finds it in the work of Flannery O’Connor.

Dr. Kody W. Cooper The trial of John T. Scopes in July 1925 has only the O. J. Simpson trial as a competitor for the moniker “trial of the century.”

Mark Bradford The line between compulsion and coercion is the strength of a culture that values and promotes all human life.

Dr. Richard Clements On the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we are reminded of Jesus’s “restless heart” and pray for the grace to align our hearts with his.

Maggie Phillips Bartholomew of Braga's "Stimulus Pastorum" is a blueprint for a transparent, visible, credible Catholic Church when the world is crying out for it.

Dr. Holly Ordway “The Christian Consonance of Middle-earth” in Paris, France, brought together a rich feast of Tolkien scholarship, fellowship, and art. 

Fr. Mike Johns Matthew and Mark adapt the miracle of the storm at sea in a way that supports the particular theological focus and vantage point of each Gospel.