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  1. Domus Dei, Domus Ecclesiae: Sacred Space and the Liturgy

    | Anthony J. Oleck

    We can convey a lot by how we choose to decorate our homes. Growing up, guests to our home could learn (at least on a surface level) that my family was Catholic, that we were Mexican-American, and that we were huge Notre Dame football fa...

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  2. Lectio Divina with Middle Schoolers

    | Sami Burr

    Sami Burr learns to encounter Jesus Christ in Lectio Divina as a teacher. The teacher isn't just facilitating an activity. The teacher must also pray.

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  3. Teaching As If the Kingdom Has Come

    | Alex White

    Alex White on how the theology teacher can't be complacent as an educator. The theology teacher is to teach as if the kingdom of God itself has come.

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  5. Stories of Grace: Episode 6

    | Dani L’Heureux

    "I cannot even begin to express how much that small bit of empathy meant to me. My idea of this monster I've been fighting for so long was beginning to be transformed by just five words."   …

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  6. Abstraction, Contemplation, and the Architectural Imagination

    | Joel Pidel

    The Question: The Story at the Heart of Faith: Can abstraction call the person into the fullness of humanity? The Working Definitions: Contemplation/Contemplative Imagination: The total imagination involving all of our faculties: thinkin...

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  7. Incarnation and Re-Incarnation

    | Sami Burr

    Samantha Burr on the importance of theological education in becoming a good theology teacher. You can't know method alone. You have to know the subject.

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  8. Sacramental Sex?

    | Renée D. Roden

    Renee Roden reviews a talk by Donna Frietas at the University of Notre Dame on the hook-up culture at Catholic universities.

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  9. Pilgrimage and the Urgent Question of Faith

    | Leonard J. DeLorenzo

    What happens when a pilgrimage becomes an urgent question? Leonard DeLorenzo thinks about this after his recent pilgrimage to Malta with Notre Dame.

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  11. Silence and Decision 2016

    | Renée D. Roden

    What does a Christian do in a election when faced with a difficult decision? Renee Roden on Rodrigues' decision in Silence as a way of forming consciences.

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  13. Promising Too Much

    | Other Voices

    Abbot Austin Murphy of St. Procopius Abbey preaches on the sin of placing too much hope in the promises of politics. We have a different hope.

  15. Stories of Grace: Episode 5

    | Colleen Moore

    "My dad’s suffering allowed him to recognize suffering—in its many clandestine and unwelcoming forms—in others, and his common humanity and humaneness brought the humanity of others to the surface. It was a grace, to be...

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  16. The Politics of the Saints

    | Timothy P. O’Malley

    On this feast of All Saints Day, we remember that the saints present to us a politics of praise that are the ultimate vocation of the human being.

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  17. A Transcendent Fall Classic

    | Brian W. MacMichael

    Sporting events are sometimes referred to as a sort of secular liturgy.  From fan apparel to tailgating to the traditions surrounding the competition itself, one is invited to become a full participant in an unfolding drama with its...

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  19. A Trumpian Examination of Conscience

    | Renée D. Roden

    Renee Roden uses some of Donald Trump's more salacious comments during the election season as an opportunity to examine her own conscience.

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  20. A Man Died Here, and He Is My Brother

    | Jim Corcoran

    In 1937, Abel Meeropol, a teacher in New York City, wrote a poem and a song that echoed through the country: Southern trees bear a strange fruit: Blood on the leaves and blood at the root, Black bodies swingin' in the Southern breeze, St...

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