September 2018

Why We Can’t Decide: Understanding the Vocations Crisis

Luke Burgis and Josh Miller explain that there are three currents in today’s culture contributing to the crisis of vocations. If we don’t understand these currents, it’s easy to be caught in the riptide. But if we understand the problems facing our culture, we can better understand the vocations crisis and help cultivate each person’s unique calling.

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Cardinal Newman Award Dinner Honoring the Rev. George W. Rutler

Thank you to all who joined us in honoring Fr. George W. Rutler at our first annual Cardinal Newman Award Dinner on September 6, 2018. Held at the beautiful Union League Club of New York City, the dinner was at full capacity as friends and supporters traveled from as far as Florida and Texas to show their appreciation for Fr. Rutler’s outstanding contribution to the Church.

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The Creed: Professing the Faith Through the Ages, Scott Hahn, Nicene Creed,

Why We Have a Creed

We profess it every week at Mass: the creed. It can often feel like a sixty-second test of memory, but Christians for millennia have lived and died to profess it. In the creed, we proclaim some of the most profound truths of the Faith: God’s fatherhood, Jesus’ divine sonship, the Holy Spirit’s divinity, the Church’s mission.

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reading the Bible from the heart of the Church, St. Augustine, spiritual sense of the Bible

Jesus Wants Us to Have It All: Reading the Bible in Its Fullest Sense

Spiritual interpretation is a science that is not just analytical, but also spiritual. And it is not just a science, but an art, one that is rooted in contemplation. Some typology is the fruit of scientific exegesis in the Spirit; other typology represents the fruit of personal contemplation. Not all types are created equal.

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