Perspective

(Photo by Jason Weinrich) By Shawn Peterson President, Catholic Education Partners An option is something that exists; a choice is...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) The Catechism of the Catholic Church defines charity as “the theological virtue by which we love God above all...

On October 20, 1994, something unprecedented in the modern history of the papacy took place: the reigning pope published a book that was...

During the greatest test of the durability of our Constitutional Union, President Abraham Lincoln offered a biblical metaphor to...

“It’s the economy, stupid.” That’s what we’ve heard really matters in our elections. Economic growth and the consequent effects on our...

I can understand why many Americans seem dispirited about world affairs. Things are indeed a mess. What I cannot understand, however, is...

Classical education has exploded in the last ten years, and for good reason. Education has descended into a utilitarian pursuit, though...

(Photo: Lightstock) As an American, I find great inspiration in the documents that laid the foundation for our nation and in the lives of...

In a recent interview with The Pillar, Dr. Frank Ronge, a veteran German Catholic bureaucrat who coordinates the German Synodal Path,...

Recently, I gave a talk on “Catholic Friendship” at Our Lady of Victory High School here in Denver—a fabulous school, by the way. It was...

Photo provided by First Things. This article was first written on September 27th for First Things by our friend Fran X. Maier. Speaking...

“Make everything you can a sacrifice.” – The Angel of Portugal to the three Fatima children Sacrifice stands before us as the hidden key...