One of the most fundamental subjects in Catholic theology is salvation. What does it consist of? How did God make it available to us? And how do we procure it?

One of the most notable shifts in American publishing over the last several years has been the rise of the graphic novel. Graphic novels have also begun to make a splash in the Catholic world.

Respect Life. We see it all around us, often as a kind of slogan. The phrase appears on bumper stickers, billboards, march signs, and the like.

Yikes! From Dawkins’ perspective, theology is not something worth taking seriously enough to even include it as a worthwhile endeavor of human rational inquiry. I profoundly disagree with him.

Freedom seems to be the ground on which many of us stand. We hear the word on the lips of believers and atheists, liberals and conservatives, men and women alike. But when we actually take a closer look, we come to find that freedom seems to mean radically different things to different people.

Catholic morality is utterly rooted in the reality of our relationship with God the Father in the person of the Word, his Son, nourished by the constant love and grace of the Holy Spirit.