By Dr. Tim Millea Catholicism is related intimately to the history of health care. St. Basil the Great is credited …Read More
Category: Guest Opinion
Nourished at Mass by the Word and at the altar table
By Ella Johnson I remember a conversation I had with my spouse about 14 years ago, when we were at …Read More
Epaphras: The first ‘Catholic?’
By Micah Kiel (This article is the first in a yearlong series by the theology faculty of St. Ambrose University …Read More
Evangelization: getting the word out about Jesus
By Patrick Schmadeke What exactly is the word we are trying to spread in the work of evangelization? Is it …Read More
The call for Catholics to acknowledge and end racism
By Mary Lu Callahan As the new school year gets under way, there may be many heated debates around what …Read More
The threat to social justice in medicine
By Dr. Tim Millea In late July, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Xavier Becerra, announced a proposed rule …Read More
The Church’s Eucharist
By David Pitt The story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus in the Gospel according to Luke …Read More