University of St. Thomas Awarded $1 Million NEH Grant to Strengthen Catholic Engagement in American Civic Life Grant comes as the nation approaches 250th anniversary
The Board of Trustees of Belmont Abbey College has appointed Dr. Jeffrey W. Talley, Lieutenant General, U.S. Army (Retired), as the 21st president of the
Augustine Institute Pilots Unique On-Campus “Teachers for Christ” Program in Partnership with ICLE Comprehensive and fully-funded initiative aimed at the renewal of Catholic education kicks
The shiftiness of college years does not always create the best circumstances for keeping New Year’s Resolutions. Though I hardly ever pass up an opportunity
Dear Catholic Freshmen, Welcome to Behemoth State College (BS-C). I’m sure that orientation week has so far been a mixture of excitement, anxiety, awe, and
Catholic Talent Project Recruits Faithful, Young Catholics as Catalysts for the Renewal of Catholic Education Boston Catholic Schools’ initiative becomes a national model for forming
University of St. Thomas Launches First-of-its-kind Master of Arts in Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies Degree in Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies Charts Path Through
Catholic Institute of Technology Becomes World’s First Catholic University Distinctively Focused on STEM Research University Founders: “We envision a future in which the Catholic Church has
New Documentary Shows Seminarians Striving for Greatness in Time for National Vocation Awareness Week Saint John’s Seminary & the Archdiocese of Boston team up for
The Evangelical Catholic Transforms Vision of Evangelization During Lent and Beyond Game-changing movement activates lay missionaries at parishes and universities nationwide For pastors and
New revolutionary platform uses technology to drive real moments of engagement and encounter in an increasingly digital culture In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, faith-based
By Natalie Bauman, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. As modern Americans, we are constantly consuming news. On a single day, the average American will be
It has been a crazy past few months here. I have been facing the usual high school senior dilemmas regarding the “afterlife”, so to speak,
Have you ever wanted to further your Catholic education but realized that even online higher education from a good Catholic institution is pricey? Or maybe
The other day, I saw an article making rounds through my facebook’s news feed about a brilliant young woman whom “Harvard believes is the next
Ever since childhood I was always taught to treat the Bible with a certain amount of respect. This included never setting it on the bare
In a short but provocative reflection, Prof. J. Budziszewski calls curiosity the enemy of wonder. In so doing, he is drawing a distinction between the
This time of year is usually filled with traditions: both family traditions and liturgical traditions, which shape our experience of Christmas. Traditions serve a great
Advent is my favorite liturgical season. I become extremely excited when Advent is coming, and love observing it by wearing my purple “Advent scarves,” painting
If studying the saints has taught me anything, it is that there are many ways to travel the narrow road to Heaven. While some lived
The college semester is upon us again, and at most universities the new academic year is either now beginning or has recently begun []. For
