commeNTARY CommentarySchools New law will help families access America’s Catholic schools OSV NewsJuly 30, 20254 min read The groundbreaking new law deserves accolades for its recognition of the rights of parents, but there are significant questions about how it will be implemented at the federal and state levels Commentary Our faith is not afraid of questions Brett SalkelJuly 25, 20256 min read Scripture is clear, then, that questions are good and necessary for seeking the truth and that we must be wary of dishonest questions. Commentary Artificial Intelligence, wholeism and prayer Elizabeth ScaliaJuly 24, 20254 min read Through our human brokenness we carry our imperfect comprehensions into every part of that wholeism. So, if we permit our understanding of authentic love to be messed with, we will participate in the shattering of our own foundations. CommentaryEucharistQuestion Corner Question Corner: Does reception of the Eucharist replace confession? Jenna Marie CooperJuly 23, 20254 min read Confession is a different sacrament with its own distinct focus, and it would seem to be pastoral common sense that those seeking specifically the forgiveness of any kind of sin would most fruitfully do so in the sacrament that was “custom built” for that purpose. BlogCommentaryOpen Window A Miracle for a Baby in Rhode Island (and for all of us) Rita BuettnerJuly 22, 20253 min read We have all hoped and prayed for miracles. No wonder we get excited when we hear that the Vatican has confirmed one. CommentaryYouth Ministry Kids need lots of people who love them Laura Kelly FanucciJuly 21, 20253 min read From lifelong commitments to the children we love, to volunteering with kids who need extra support, to simply opening our hearts to the delightful (if sometimes distracting!) presence of the young church with us at Mass, God gives us many ways to care for the children in our lives. BlogCommentaryOpen WindowUncategorized A parenting lesson in the Mary and Martha story Rita BuettnerJuly 20, 20253 min read Relationships are unique. We connect with each person in a distinctive way, meeting them where they are. We don’t talk to Mary the same way we talk to Martha. CommentaryJournalismsocial media Pope Leo XIV champions media literacy Sister Hosea RupprechtJuly 20, 20254 min read Teaching media literacy is a formational imperative for Catholics, especially those charged with the religious education of the young. Child & Youth ProtectionCommentaryVatican A sower of light in the shadows Michael R. HeinleinJuly 19, 20254 min read Pope Leo stressed the importance of integrity, authenticity and transparency in the life of priests — antidotes to the double life that some priests have lived. Commentary Creation, human and divine Scott P. RichertJuly 18, 20254 min read We can, in other words, move beyond our bubble, to become more than ourselves — or, rather, to become the selves that we were always meant to be, because we were created by God and redeemed by His Son and sanctified by His Holy Spirit — all realities in which no AI can ever share, no matter how much it might, through a combination of increasing accuracy and (ironically) “hallucination,” come to mimic human consciousness. Previous 1 … 24 25 26 … 288 Next