Noah McKay was always “at least slightly” more confident than not that God existed. The philosophy doctoral student at Princeton University recently announced his conversion to Catholicism, but he told EWTN News that he struggled for years […]
As the 200th anniversary of the Oxford Movement approaches, one suspects that St. John Henry Newman, John Keble, and Edward Bouverie Pusey—the principal architects of the Oxford Movement — would look upon the state of modern Christianity with the same […]
Tim Gray of the Augustine Institute gives daily homilies on Formed, a joint venture of the institute and Ignatius Press. From today’s homily, Sunday, July 12: “In Isaiah 55, he talks about how […]
….Although Catholicism was, he says, “literally a foreign religion to me,” he was impressed by some Catholic friends and an uncle by marriage who was a great husband, father, and person. He also found much to admire and learn from […]
During his trip to Spain, Leo XIV (in the photo from Vatican Media, visiting the Abbey of Montserrat) crossed paths with a plurality of life experiences, including one that is […]
As a young boy, Joseph Malcolm Weinkopf was a good brother. Experiencing the joys of a large Catholic family, he was the third child to Mary Kate and Chris Weinkopf, and he relished being the older sibling to four more […]
Father Brendan McGuire used to be a Silicon Valley technology executive. Now he’s hearing their confessions. Today, the Irish-born pastor of St. Simon Catholic Parish in Los Altos, California, is helping to shape the moral conscience of the artificial intelligence […]
I’m not a convert to the Catholic faith, but I have known lots of converts. You get to know lots of converts if you’ve worked in Catholic apologetics for, oh, 47 years. Most converts settle into the […]
A cloistered Norbertine monastery in California has quietly become a source of encouragement for mothers around the world after viral social media posts said the nuns rise each night to pray specifically for mothers awake with their children — a […]
A Catholic counseling formation center will open in Arizona this fall as a project of the University of Mary and the Diocese of Phoenix. The Photina Center for Catholic Counseling will offer in-person courses for the University […]
