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A New Bible Study Opportunity for Evangelists

Nell O’Leary

September 16, 2026

“It will be a beautiful biblical discussion extended through time and space: a microcosm of the Church’s own biblical life.”

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Josef Pieper on the Four Cardinal Virtues

Dr. Tracey Rowland

September 16, 2026

Pieper’s work on the cardinal virtues remains a treasure to be rediscovered by a new generation of Catholics seeking to understand the moral teaching of the Church as character formation.

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A Work of the Resurrection: Faith Formation at the University of Notre Dame

Fr. Gerry Olinger C.S.C.

September 16, 2026

I meet students where they are, accompany them on their journey of formation, and ultimately invite them into a deeper encounter with the God who first called them.

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Jonathan Pageau — Dispelling the Lies of Propaganda Through True Christian Vision

Caroline Foreman

September 15, 2026

Jonathan Pageau explains how helping people intuit Christian symbolism is one of the most powerful approaches to evangelism.

‘Der arme Heinrich’ and True Self‑Sacrificial Love

Lydia Perri

September 15, 2026

Affliction acts not merely as punishment but as a form of trial, confronting us with the question of where our ultimate trust rests.

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Psychotherapy or Confession?

Dr. D.P. Curtin

September 14, 2026

In the Catholic world, it is more apparent—and it needs to be stated—that therapy and confession are not the same enterprise.

An Alternative to Helicopter Parenting

Sarah Larkin

September 12, 2026

Many are choosing not to have the second child, and I suspect one major factor is the parents are often exhausted from dutifully micromanaging their first one.

Dispelling the Darkness of September 11

Fr. Steve Grunow

September 11, 2026

God in Christ went into the suffering, the death. It was as if a million World Trade Centers passed through him, and he took it all into himself.

The Virtue of Stability in the Vocation of the Writer

Peter Keepman

September 11, 2026

A hidden gem of O’Connor’s corpus is her thought on the vocation of the fiction writer, a vocation animated by an almost Benedictine spirit of stability.

The Danger of Theologianology

Jack F. Trent

September 10, 2026

Our happiness consists in knowing and loving reality, not what others have said about reality.

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A Work of the Resurrection: Faith Formation at the University of Notre Dame
THE COLLEGE BEAT XVII — By Fr. Gerry Olinger C.S.C.

If there is one thing I have learned through my work with students, it is that even amidst declines in religious practice, they continue to ponder and wrestle—as does every human heart—with deep questions about God, life, life after death, suffering, purpose, faith, and ultimate meaning.

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Psychotherapy or Confession?
Dr. D.P. Curtin

In the Catholic world, it is more apparent—and it needs to be stated—that therapy and confession are not the same enterprise.

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Josef Pieper on the Four Cardinal Virtues
Tracey Rowland

Pieper’s work on the cardinal virtues remains a treasure to be rediscovered by a new generation of Catholics seeking to understand the moral teaching of the Church as character formation rather than duty parade rule following.

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