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Resolving Ethical Dilemmas in Health Care

Mark Bradford

These serve as guidance for Catholic health care to promote dignity, flourishing, and protection of all persons from innovations that harm bodily and spiritual integrity.

Clickbait Catholicism

Dr. Richard DeClue

We should also ask ourselves which Catholic personalities do an outstanding job of remaining rational, careful, and charitable in the midst of opposing viewpoints.

Misunderstood: Answering a Review of ‘Something Wicked’

Carrie Gress

My scrutinizing of feminism is to remove the obstacles that prevent people from seeing Christ and themselves properly because of feminism’s poisoned prism.

Treating Parenthood Like a Lifestyle Choice Leads to Anti-Motherhood Rhetoric

Haley Stewart

A tired woman holds her sleeping baby

God’s design for the human experience requires a season of particular vulnerability for women who should be both supported and protected.

Revenge of the Liberal Artists: How AI Increases Demand for Critical Thinking

John Geiran

AI chatbots are getting better every day—likely in part to the contribution of liberal artists who are helping them develop better answers.

Why We’re Still Not Done with Jesus

Dr. Tod Worner

Jesus on a stained glass window

Indeed, we are still not done with Jesus. Instead, we are done with shoddy science and meager theories struggling to dethrone him. 

Evangelizing a Fractured Culture with Neuroscience and Theology

Nell O’Leary

Neuroscience reflects our nature as creatures, and this can be a powerful catalyst for sharing God’s love and restoring unity to our world.

The Samurai and the Cross

Lauren Spohn

Takayama-Ukon

Bl. Justo fulfilled the samurai code by breaking it—showing to whom, by true justice, a creature owes his ultimate allegiance.

Daily Mass Reading Podcast for April 30, 2026

Daily Mass Reading Podcast for April 30, 2026 by USCCB/NAB

Daily Mass Reading Podcast for April 29, 2026

Daily Mass Reading Podcast for April 29, 2026 by USCCB/NAB