Extending Lent: Porosity in a Post-Secular Age
Cyrus Olsen on solidarity.
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Faith, Hope, and Carnage: The Terrible Beauty of Grief
Nick Cave on vulnerability.
Nick Cave: A Disrupted Life
Leonie Caldecott on faith, hope, and carnage.
The Grace of My Bipolarity
An anonymous author on mental health.
A Grief Observed: Grief Is a Weeping Love
Jordan Haddad on Christian realities.
The Return to the Mystical: Jacques Lacan, John of the Cross, and the Christian Tradition
Mark Gerard Murphy on psychology.
The Hostility of Illness and the Therapeutic Importance of Hospitality
Xavier Symons on being strangers.
Curing Depressed Humans, Not Nervous Systems
Carozza and Graziano on better mental health.
Profound Cognitive Impairment, the Virtues, and Life in Christ
Miguel Romero on disability.
Reading Children's Literature After the Tragedy of School Shootings
LuElla D'Amico on fairy tales and faith formation.
The Great Resignation as a Sign of the Times
Mara Cable on work and identity.
The Soul in Trauma
Stacey Walsh on the soul in medicine.
Catholic Schools and the Values of Mindfulness
Sofia Carozza on Catholic education and corporate trends.
Jungianism and the Proliferation of Meaning-Seeking Esotericism
Chases Padusniak on Lacan and Peterson.
Love to the Very End: A Theology of Dementia
Xavier Symons on personalism and understanding dementia.
2020: A Grieving Hindsight
Leonie Caldecott on the hooded prayer of Job.
Don’t Panic If You Feel Fear
Sr. Mary David OSB on the spirituality of endurance.
Why Get Over It Isn't Enough for Victims of Clerical Sexual Abuse
Philippa Martyr on what it takes to bring true healing to victims of the sexual abuse crisis.
Mental Illness in Light of the Theophany Icon
Joel Looper investigates what the gift of an icon has taught him about God and man.
Embrace Negativity or Risk Never Being Happy
Chase Padusniak, Princeton English Department PhD candidate, takes Byung-Chul Han as guide through the paradoxes of (not) attaining true happiness.
The Mother of God and Psychoanalysis
Adam DeVille, University of St. Francis associate professor, on the role of the Blessed Virgin and the Church as transitional and transformational objects.