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Contemplating the Cross

Dr. Richard DeClue

April 3, 2026

How does the death of God Incarnate redeem others? We can from St. Anselm and St. Thomas Aquinas to help us comprehend this profound mystery.

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The Veil Is Thin Between Heaven and Earth

Evan Nohara

April 3, 2026

I was no longer simply a police officer performing first aid but rather a character in a cosmic drama where heaven meets earth.

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Holy Thursday: Our Example of Love and Service

Fr. Stephen Gadberry

April 2, 2026

The Lord invites us into love and service on this day of the Sacred Meal that instituted both the Eucharist and priesthood.

‘The Five Wounds’: Can You Bear to Look at the Wounds of Christ?

Lindsay Schlegel

April 1, 2026

The crucifixion is no longer a test of strength but a measure of love.

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Bishop Barron Presents | David Henrie — Seeking Beauty

Bishop Robert Barron

March 31, 2026

David Henrie and Bishop Barron discuss his journey in Hollywood, his reversion to Catholicism, beauty’s vital role in culture, and more.

Poems for Holy Week Meditation

Lindsey Weishar

March 31, 2026

A beautiful accompaniment to this Holy Week might be the practice of reading poetry that engages with the Way of the Cross.

Disambiguating Zionism, Anti-Semitism, and Israel

Dr. Richard DeClue

March 31, 2026

Not every Christian who supports Israel holds to Christian Zionism; not everyone who opposes Israel’s actions is an anti-Semite.

A Landmark Gender-Transition Surgery Lawsuit

Henry T. Edmondson III

March 30, 2026

The fight against reckless “gender care” may prevail in the short run, but the war may not be over. 

St. Benedict’s ‘Rule’ for the Common Good

Mark Bradford

March 28, 2026

I was struck by how well Benedict’s words can support the inclusion of persons with disabilities in our parishes within the context of CST’s vision of the common good.

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‘Project Hail Mary’ Asks What Late-Modern Man Is Willing to Die For

Dr. Kody W. Cooper

March 27, 2026

“Project Hail Mary” is an imaginative, original plot with likable characters that is meaningful without being preachy or advancing an agenda.

Evangelization & Culture Spotlight
Treating Parenthood Like a Lifestyle Choice Leads to Anti-Motherhood Rhetoric
Haley Stewart

Instead of reviling women who regret becoming mothers, how can we help mothers in their invaluable vocation? How can we cultivate a society that values care not only for children but for the women raising them? How can we shift to a perspective that sees motherhood as a normal but tender human stage of life that requires intentional support?

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No Escaping the Cross: A Film Review of ‘Calvary’
Caroline Kurt

Suffering is inescapable, but the good priest chooses the “better part” of suffering for his God rather than in defiance of him. Fr. Lavelle’s life gives the viewer something of a road map to sanctity in the midst of cynicism, indifference, and blazing hatred.

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The College Beat from Evangelization & Culture
‘The Man in the Arena’ Is a Catholic Way of Life
ARTICLE XV — By Joseph Spades

Following Christ’s example as “the man in the arena” makes sense, but it is rarely easy. Our passion for our faith and the effort we exert in our everyday lives is crucial to finding our way in Christ and following him into any arena we face.

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