A Secret History of Our Lady of Guadalupe Hidden in Plain Sight in the Vatican Library
Stephen Metzger on the archives of Pope Alexander VII.
Articles
Remembering and Misremembering Vatican II
Robert Imbelli on the Council's past and future.
The Nine Billion Names of God
Jason Baxter on Hubble moments.
Returning to the House of the Father
Luigi Giussani and Giovanni Testori on Christmas and the meaning of birth.
Ants, a Priest-Scientist, and the Catholic Reception of Evolution
Berta Moritz on the lifework of Fr. Erich Wasmann.
Love to the Very End: A Theology of Dementia
Xavier Symons on personalism and understanding dementia.
Is the Concept of Human Dignity Philosophically Verifiable?
Roberto De La Noval on the approach to the question through interiority.
The Chosen and the Tradition of Apostolic Fan Fiction
Patrick Gray on a tradition almost as old as Christianity itself.
The Historical Irony of Feminism's Silencing of Women
Abigail Favale on the great un-naming.
The Two Births of Christ in Aquinas and De Koninck
Susan Waldstein on the Incarnation.
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.
Neither Virtuous Nor Vicious: A Critique of Contemporary Virtue Ethics
Brendan Case on vindicating Christian mediocrity.
The Gobsmacking Wisdom of the Book of Judges
Chase Padusniak on the good God of the Old Testament.Godsends: The Surprise of Revelation
William Desmond on the philosophy of revelation.
Running Out of Options
Terence Sweeney on what comes after the Benedict Option craze goes integralist.
The Church Is the Sacrament of the Preferential Option for the Poor
John Cavadini on the marginalized and Christian love.
Does Neuroscience Allow Us to Believe in Human Freedom?
Aaron Schurger on what the current science is, and is not, able to say.
Traditionis Custodes Challenges Everyone
William Johnston on Vatican II and a liturgical debate.