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“The high priest questioned Jesus about his disciples and his teaching. Jesus answered, ‘I have spoken openly for all the world to hear; I have always taught in the synagogue and in

 photo composite   In its treatment of Pope Francis and Argentina’s“Dirty War” (1976-83) the press is repeating a familiar behavior. It seems that secular media must dig up scandal about popes who

An interview as Archbishop of Buenos Aires shows the new pope to see a danger of “clericalization” of the laity. The great people at www.zenit.org,  on their Spanish website, published part of

Turlough O’Carolan is a man whose life is close to legend. Sightless due to smallpox at a young age, possibly illiterate, he became one of Ireland’s wandering minstrel harpers and a great composer,

My students probably think I’m pretty patient. My kids know I am not. (Part of the reason is my kids tend to see me after my students have made me already spend

No doubt we all awoke to shock this morning. The Holy Father issued a statement today in Rome that has everyone’s wheels turning, and it is unprecedented in recent history. Can a

 Can we claim the two biggest Christmas movies of 2012 as our own?     In my Thanksgiving post, I said with some bravado that Catholics could be thankful for our cultural

By Dr. Edward Mulholland | Benedictine College Asst. Professor of Classical and Modern Languages How often does papyrology (the study of ancient texts written on papyrus) make headlines? Probably about as often