A Phoenix
The resurgence of locally-sourced food and local farmers’ markets betrays a world that aches to reconnect with the land and a more wholesome way of life. Sadly, our oppressively disordered modern culture fails to...
The resurgence of locally-sourced food and local farmers’ markets betrays a world that aches to reconnect with the land and a more wholesome way of life. Sadly, our oppressively disordered modern culture fails to...
Candlemas John Cuddeback brings to light the relationship between the philosophy of Aristotle and the theology of St. Thomas Aquinas in this short piece on Bacon from Acorns. I don’t think he would approve...
St. Peter Nolasco “Praying for Humility” on Those Catholic Men, helps us understand the virtue of humility by using the teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas, Raphael Cardinal Merry del Val’s Litany of Humility, and a prayer...
St. Peter Nolasco Crisis offers this excellent piece on discerning a religious vocation. It is an answer to critics of an earlier article, and the author, Br. Justin Hannegan, carefully explains his rebuttals with...
Heresy is just another genre of papal communication. Fr. Federico Lombardi explains in this Catholic News Service story. We thought maybe it was an example of the hermeneutic of discontinuity, but Rorate reports that...
On this episode of the Flagship Show, we will discuss St. Thomas Aquinas – scholar and saint. While St. Thomas Aquinas has remained a highly controversial figure in the Church’s intellectual battles ever since...