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1. School as Personalist Community

   October 05, 2017 | Claire Fyrqvist

   Education is power. I’ve heard this many times, and I don’t disagree. However, our educational system is in crisis. Our diocesan schools are in crisis, and the solutions coming from the top don’t really seem to be helpi...

   

2. Catechesis of the Good Shepherd: Cultivating the Christian Imagination of the Child

   January 23, 2017 | Jessica Keating

   Recently I was talking to a mother of two young children, who explained that she drops her youngest son off at childcare while she attends Mass because “he is too young to get anything out of it.” Implicit in her remark is th...

   

3. Why (Most) Dorm Parties Make Love Impossible

   August 31, 2016 | Timothy P. O’Malley

   Last week, in the blog for my class on the sacrament of marriage, I addressed how pornography has malformed the imagination of most Catholics, making it difficult for the gift of love intrinsic to the spousal relationship to take pl...

   

4. Thoughts on a Theology of Teaching: You Give Them Something to Eat

   August 01, 2016 | M. Joseph Pedersen, C.S.C.

   When I found out that I got a job teaching high school theology, I began to ask all of the teachers I knew what advice they had for me. I heard all kinds of things about classroom management and lesson plan preparation. However, the one ...

   

5. The Universality and Idiosyncrasy of Sainthood

   July 25, 2016 | Danielle Nussberger

   Every saint is idiosyncratic. On the face of it, this seems so self-evident that we might wonder why it even needs to be said. Of course, St. Ignatius of Antioch is different from St. Ignatius of Loyola. Obviously, St. Teresa of Ávi...

   

6. The Idea of a Catholic University

   March 07, 2016 | Timothy P. O’Malley

   Timothy O'Malley on Catholic identity.