This is a presentation of the unique spirituality of the Eastern Church and will be of interest to both Roman and Byzantine Catholics.
God Wastes Nothing
Why Tariffs Promote Free Trade Across the Globe, and Do So Peacefully
The Cost of Discipleship
The Theology Doctorate at Pontifex University - Low Coursework, Low Fees, Strong Focus on Original and High-QualityResearch
Remember Who You Are
Churches Should Look Like Airports, But Not Like This
It Is How We Live That Matters
Master of Sacred Arts at Pontifex University With a Concentration in the Theology of the Body Taught by Christopher West
Persistence in the Face of Adversity
Daoist Chinese Art as an Inspiration for Christian Sacred Art
What is a "Christian Artist" To Do?
Webinars on Pius IX's Syllabus of Errors and Other Great Lectures at the Institute of Catholic Culture this Summer
The Institute of Catholic Culture is a Catholic community that is simultaneously local and global. It is local in that it builds up a real community of devoted Catholics who attend their talks in Virginia; and global in that they offer these and other talks as webinars that are watched by a large and committed international audience.
A Technique for Memorizing Passages of the Liturgy When You Are an Old Man!
All of Creation Bears His Mark
Failure, Rejection, and Conversion
Book Review: Reason, Faith and the Struggle for Western Civilization, by Samuel Gregg
Monastic Experience Weekend for Young Men, Pluscarden Abbey, Elgin Scotland. August 2nd -5th
Perseverance and the Gospel Plow
Can You Paint a Holy Icon of Someone Not Yet Canonized? The Answer is Yes!
The painting of the image is part of the natural process of growing devotion that always occurs prior to canonization. This is the process by which we collectively and organically recognize the sanctity of someone. The official canonization comes after this and does not make someone a saint, it merely accepts what is already known.