April 13, 2018
by Gavin F. Hurley
Recently, a colleague inquired about how I successfully teach philosophy at a professional-minded college. As my colleague recognized, it is difficult to teach the liberal arts at a school where students embrace monetary practical values and goals. Through his query, I was reminded about how Catholics can evangelize with rhetorical mindfulness. Specifically, Catholics can begin [...]
November 27, 2017
by Fr. Christopher Roberts
Bishop Robert Barron’s work is the gold standard for Catholic evangelization. I met him while he was the theologian-in-residence at the North American College in Rome during my deacon year (2006-2007). He gave some outstanding conferences during his stay. I have read many but not all of his books and have seen quite a few of his videos. His [...]
October 4, 2016
by Regis Martin
“After remaining quiescent for centuries in the narrow confines of the lands around the Baltic, the peoples of the North suddenly poured forth in a wave of conquering expansion… They had attacked Constantinople and Pisa and North Persia and Moslem Spain, while their settlements and conquests embraced Greenland and Iceland and Russia, as well as [...]
December 31, 2010
by Margaret Cabaniss
Happy New Year, IC readers! We've been taking it slow here over the holidays, and today will be no different -- but we'll be back with a vengeance in 2011. Below are a few last links from Oh-Ten, and feel free to add more in the comments -- along with any resolutions, reflections, or hopes [...]
