A Jesuit finds God in the familiar on the Wisconsin Way
Catholic Identity
What the New York Encounter taught me about faith, art and friendship
Jesus did not always tell people who he was; he told them to come and see for themselves. It is the same way the church spread in the early centuries: by attraction.
Knights of Columbus unveils new public initiation ceremony
After 142 years, the Knights of Columbus is pulling down a veil of secrecy that has surrounded its initiation ceremonies in an effort to better showcase the order’s core principles and its drive to help Catholic men become disciples.
Confessions of a Catholic Bartender
Does faith belong on a barstool? It turns out the answer is yes.
Jesuit Autocomplete | Season 2, Episode 6: The Catholic Church
Fr. Eric Sundrup, S.J., and Fr. Paddy Gilger, S.J., answer some of the Internet’s most searched questions about the Catholic Church.
Jesuit Autocomplete | Season 2, Episode 5: Catholics
Fr. Eric Sundrup, S.J., and Fr. Paddy Gilger, S.J., answer some of the Internet’s most searched questions about Catholics.
What is the relationship between Catholics and alcohol?
Alcohol is, quite literally, at the center of the Catholic experience.
Review: Is there still such a thing as a Catholic writer?
Can poetry matter? Yes. Can the Catholic writer today matter? Of course. But it is instructive that Gioia’s essay and book title does not ask the latter question.
Graduate students at Catholic universities need faith formation, too
There are now a large number of graduate students in Catholic higher education, and few of them encounter anything substantive in regards to faith formation, religious meaning-making or the role of spirituality in their lives.
The complicated history of AIDS and the Catholic Church
The story of Catholics and the AIDS epidemic in the United States is often told as one of “gays versus the church.” But the reality was much more complicated.
