Sheila Liaugminas is an Emmy Award-winning, veteran journalist who has worked in both print and broadcast media. She reported for Time magazine in its Midwest Bureau for over 20 years, and co-hosted the Chicago television […]
One of the unintended but happy consequences of the emergence of the new atheism is a renewed interest in the classical arguments for God’s existence. Eager to defend the faith that is so vigorously attacked […]
On the first full day of the Extraordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, Pope Francis encouraged participants to speak their minds while remaining open to the contributions of others. “You have to say […]
“So much more useful by far than iPads and Google, are chalkboards, blackboards, bookshelves, No. 2 pencils, workbooks, and wooden desks.” — Peter Augustine Lawler, “Getting Technology Out of the Classroom”, from Allergic to Crazy (South Bend: St. Augustine’s […]
A dozen years ago, I wrote an article, “No End In Sight”, for First Things, in which I wrote, perhaps with a dash of sarcasm: “Only two more Left Behind books to go and we’ll […]
The Extraordinary Meeting of the Synod of Bishops begins this Sunday, October 5, and will last for two weeks, concluding on Sunday, October 19 with the Solemn Concelebration of the Holy Mass and the Beatification of […]
The Synod and the Media: Culpable Naïveté or Shrewd Calculation? The disastrous mid-term relatio seeded confusion, conflict, and lingering bitterness at every level of the Church. But the synod itself was only Act One. By […]
Dr. Adam G. Cooper is a permanent fellow and senior lecturer in the theology of the body at the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, Melbourne. He has a doctorate in philosophy from […]
When Pope Francis on October 19 formally declares Pope Paul VI “Blessed,” the event will recall one of the most painful periods in the history of the Church together with the long-suffering servant pope who […]
MPAA Rating: R USCCB Rating: L Reel Rating: (3 reels out of 5) Boyhood is a bold experiment in the medium of film, shot in just 39 days but over the course of twelve years, […]
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