Saint Augustine of Hippo: A Theologian for Our Time
St. Augustine's wonderings about the nature of time fit with contemporary scientific theories—and are altogether in accord with our present-day confusion.
Are Animals Just Like Us?
New studies on animal learning, language, and the use of tools have created a number of articles implying “animals are just like us.” But how true is this?
An Update on the Solar Parker Probe
From solstices, sunspots, and solar wind, the Sun continues to fascinate us. Here's an update on the Solar Parker probe which launched to the sun in 2018.
On the Origins of Water
At the Thomistic Institute's symposium, Novelty in Nature, Dr. Karin Oberg, PhD, delivered a fascinating presentation on the origin of water.
Mary: The New Eve and Our Spiritual Mother
What does it mean to proclaim Mary as the New Eve? Second-century Christian writers readily proclaimed “death through Eve, life through Mary.”
What C.S. Lewis Can Teach Us About the Incarnation
What C.S. Lewis Can Teach us about the Incarnation
Do Aliens Exist? Fr. Robert Spitzer and Br. Guy Consolmogno Respond
In a commentary on the History Channel’s “Ancient Aliens,” Fr. Spitzer addresses the question of the existence extraterrestrials.
Dr. Robert Kurland’s “God’s Periodic Table… & Evolution”
Dr. Robert Kurland responds to claims that the Catholic Church's teaching on evolution cannot be compatible with the findings of modern science.
Evidence for God from Physics and Philosophy
The natural sciences (and philosophical reflection upon them) have been an integral part of the Catholic intellectual tradition since the time of Copernicus.
What Can Science Tell us About Creation and Design?—A 12-Part Series
Fr. Spitzer begins his series of videos with this fundamental question: "What Can Science Teach us about Creation and Design?"
