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Servant of God Stanisława Leszczyńska: The Midwife of Auschwitz Who Delivered Thousands of Babies and Saved Thousands of Lives
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on self-sacrifice.
Servant of God Enzo Piccinini: Everything I Did I Did for Happiness
Marco Bardazzi on medicine.
Servant of God Claire de Castelbajac: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on holiness.
Servant of God Vincent McCauley and Doing God’s Work (Then Getting Out of the Way)
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on missionary work.
The CIA and the Rosary Priest: Venerable Patrick Peyton, CSC
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on imperfection and canonization.
Bishop of the Barrio: Venerable Alphonse Gallegos
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on loving people not issues.
Servant of God Columba O’Neill: The Holy Cobbler of Notre Dame
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on miracles and shoes.
A Pilgrim's Approach to the World Day of the Sick
Catherine Cavadini on the song of St. Bernadette.
In Praise of Saints Who Truly Reflect the Global (Not Just European) Church
Meg Hunter-Kilmer on St. Paul Miki and his companions.
Life After COVID-19: History Doesn't Repeat Itself
Timothy O'Malley on saintliness and communion.
Saints of the Black Death
Timothy O'Malley on the witness of the saints during a pandemic.
How Did the Church Fare During the Black Death and 400 Years of the Plague?
Timothy O'Malley on the Church in a time of civilizational crisis.
Augustine and Francis: The Saints of Laudato Si'
John Cavadini on holy influences.
Thomas More: Saint in a Time of Political and Cultural Crisis
Cyril O'Regan on a saint for a time to choose.
Participation or Alienation
Karol Wojtyła on the basics of persons and acts.
A Doctor of the Church for Our Times
Rebekah Lamb on Thérèse of Lisieux and her way of the Cross.
The Fatherly Heart of Saint Joseph
John Cavadini on his favorite saint and a secret of God.
A Quest for the Historical Saint Francis
Augustine Thompson, OP on a historical scholar encountering St. Francis of Assisi.
The Eucharist Commits Us to the Poor
John Cavadini on Dorothy Day's eucharistic way of life.
Newman and the Dis-Asters of Modernity
Cyril O'Regan, University of Notre Dame Huisking Chair in Theology, explains John Henry Newman's contribution to the present age.
God, Country, and Joan of Arc
Ann Astell, ND Professor of Theology, explains Joan of Arc's significance in terms of God, Country, and Notre Dame.
St. John of the Cross: The Depth, Height, and Edges of Silence
Cyril O'Regan, University of Notre Dame Huisking Chair in Theology, speaks about the continued appeal of Saint John of the Cross' theology of silence.
Augustine of Hippo: The Patron Saint of Suspicion
John C. Cavadini on St. Augustine as the humble master of the masters of suspicion.
97 Aphorisms Adduced from the Thought of Benedict XVI
Cyril O'Regan, Catherine F. Huisking Chair in Theology at the University of Notre Dame, distills the essence of Benedict XVI's thought.
St. Maximilian Kolbe and the War Against Indifference
More than one concentration camp survivor has remarked that one would need the pen of Dante to describe the horrors that afflicted the “great army of unknown and unrecorded victims.”[1] Hell is that abyss that skews vision an...
Waiting in the Mystery of Hope
What surprises me, says God, is hope. —Charles Péguy, The Portal to the Mystery of Hope Every Advent I sit around a small prayer table with four-year-olds and contemplate the great mystery of messianic hope announced by the&...