In his 1981 encyclical Laborem Exercens, Pope St. John Paul II wrote that “work is a fundamental dimension of our life on earth.” Working with the land, running a farm, and manual labor in general ...
“Meta” is a term we hear a lot these days, in many contexts. From the Greek for “beyond,” it often refers to an expanding of horizons, taking something that already exists to new and possibly ...
As part of Our Sunday Visitor’s series on the study-abroad programs at Catholic colleges and universities, reporter Paul Senz writes about the impact studying in Mexico and South America had on several students from schools ...
As progress on the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine in Oklahoma City nears completion, Paul Senz explores the life of Blessed Stanley Rother, and his love for the people of Guatemala where he was martyred on ...
Over the course of his nearly 8-year pontificate, Pope Benedict XVI achieved a great deal for the Church and the world. The following is a numerical look at his reign as pope.
The history of Western music would not be what it is today without the influence of the Catholic Church. In music programs at Catholic colleges and universities around the country, the Catholic faith plays a ...
The liturgy plays a central role in the life of the Church. The Second Vatican Council famously called the Eucharist the “source and summit” of the Church’s life. This is no different at Catholic colleges ...
The impact of the Catholic Church on western civilization and culture is undeniable. At many Catholic colleges and universities, students learn about the role of the Church in the history of art — and the ...
The secular media landscape often depicts nuns as stern, joyless and anything but media-savvy. Of course, such a generalization could not be further from the truth, and the Daughters of St. Paul are a prime ...
Until just a few short years ago, the use of online classrooms and distance learning was still a relatively rare phenomenon. Most of the time this was done at specialty institutions with a focus on ...
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