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‘Train Dreams’ Meditates on the Hidden Depths of an Ordinary, Decent Life

Nora Kenney Mittiga

Still from Train Dreams film

When closely observed, there is oftentimes an enormous density of grief, love, memory, and beauty beneath the surface—and a quiet decency.

What I Saw at Notre Dame

Dr. Tod Worner

Notre Dame Basilica

If you are wondering how the Catholic faith truly fares at Notre Dame, I would invite you to come down and see.

German Bishop Stands Against ‘The Synodal Way’

Dr. Richard DeClue

Bishop Oster remains convinced “that the problematic ramifications of the Synodal Way for the Church in Germany and worldwide clearly outweigh its positive aspects.”

Is ‘Pluribus’ the Modern World’s Cry for Help?

Rachel Lu

The show probes the limits of modern forms of fulfillment, and ultimately shows why secular people are already inclined to look to the Church for protection and wisdom.

On Contemplation and the Fruitfulness of Trust

Christopher Hazell

He can make a single Our Father offered up with humble trust a thousand times more fruitful than a hundred sermons powered by one’s self-will.

Jack Hughes, ‘The Odyssey,’ and That Bloody, Broken Smile

Dr. Tod Worner

Adversity and uncertainty, injury and absence, Jack Hughes, in his own way, is a modern-day Odysseus.

Solzhenitsyn Didn’t Realize Beauty Has Already Saved the World

Dr. Richard Clements

It’s important, even crucial, always to remind ourselves that the salvation of the world doesn’t depend entirely on us.

The Art of Educating the Evangelist

Dr. Tod Worner

Joshua Bitting interview

Certification tracks will provide a much-needed road map for evangelists who seek to proclaim Christ in the culture intentionally, intelligently, and with ardor.

Embracing Ordinary Evangelization When the Door Is Opened

Evan Nohara

In the silence of that last night shift, I had no inkling that God was using me as a conduit for his grace to help prepare Greg for eternity.

SEEK and Ye Shall Find

Hector Aponte

audience member silhouette in conference crowd

I witnessed the sheer size of our Catholic faith to a degree that reminded me just how big and diverse the Church really is.