Dr Benjamin Wiker speaks about the gap between Christianity and secularism, why we cannot rely on a “vestigial” relationship with Christian morality, and how we must approach and evangelise the secular culture.
Luke, Kiara and Victoria discuss how Fitzgerald’s narrative style highlights two complementary ways in which we can know people, how the Catholicism he rejected continued to influence his work + more…
Popular film director Woody Allen recently spoke about his belief that we live in a ‘godless and purposeless world’ and that art simply exists as a diversion from this reality. In his latest article Fr Robert Barron gives his response to this bleak vision…
Aid to the Church in Need’s Phillip Collignon speaks about the recent expulsion and purging of Christians in Mosul, how they are being assisted in their time of great need, and the sober reality of Christian persecution throughout the world today.
In his latest column Fr Robert Barron looks at the battle of narratives between modernity and Christianity: one, he suggests, which is exemplified in the new Hercules film.
Luke, Kiara and Victoria dive into The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy; exploring the text’s ubiquitousness in Western culture, Adams’ mastery of British comedy, and even some hints of Theology…
Luke, Kiara and Victoria look at Le Guin’s short fiction providing commentary on the problem of viewing sin as benign suffering, and how Catholic teaching looks to a third way in many moral and ethical dilemmas.
Robert Haddad presents the Catholic view of the soul – specifically the human soul – and defends the notion of its immortality in accordance with Catholic teaching and philosophy.