The Book That Still Makes Me Pump My Fist in the Air
The Spirit of Catholicism by Karl Adam is one of the treasures of Catholic reading.
The Spirit of Catholicism by Karl Adam is one of the treasures of Catholic reading.
How did the great pope explain concepts like freedom and free will?
Funny how the smartest things come from our youth.
The Christian world is full of imagery: some are straightforward, but others unlock the subtle sublimity of Christianity.
All practices of magic or sorcery, by which one attempts to tame occult powers, are gravely contrary to the virtue of religion. – Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Baptism is a sacrament often taken for granted but it comes with numerous effects. Here’s a few:
In this book, readers get a full semester of Aquinas and LaGrange In this 103-page book that’s about as big as your dad’s hand.
We’ve gathered some of the most interesting questions ever asked of the great lecturer.
1. When you get your book list for the semester and realize how many you’re adding to the collection 2. Trying to explain the doctrine of the Trinity in your own words without delving into heresy 3. When your love for lexical precision in theological concepts makes you critique every homily you hear, …
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In sacred art, nothing is more difficult to depict than the Trinity. The Father is unseen, the Holy Spirit is more than a dove, and Jesus is more than a man. Throughout time, artists have given their best efforts to allegorically depicting the Trinity in order to reveal some truth of its nature and the …