“Three things are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe; to know what he ought to desire; and to know what he ought to do. ― St. Thomas Aquinas If you want to follow St.

Lots of Christian colleges offer worship-arts degrees that students can use to launch careers in churches or the music business. What sets Grand Canyon University's program apart is its emphasis on ...

One of the privileges of studying theology within the clerical formation programs of the Catholic Church is that you get to study philosophy first. For at least three years. This can seem interesting ...

I came to "Schitt's Creek" during the pandemic, a little numbed by the condition of the world and the limits of life on Zoom. I give a platelets donation every Friday at the Red Cross, where they take ...

What does it mean to be a seminary student in times like this? This is the question I pose to students as they reach the conclusion of their formal theological studies, the MDiv capstone seminar.

Senior Kenia Viri serves as an extraordinary minister of holy Communion during a Mass marking the feast of St. Francis of Assisi at Franciscan-run St. Anthony's High School in South Huntington, N.Y., ...

It is a Christian paradox that Protestants and Roman Catholics, separated in worship, are coming together quite naturally at the level where doctrine and theology are studied. Manhattan’s Protestant ...

Brown, Novak & Napier sounds like a plausible name for a law firm; actually it is a winning combination at Stanford. Inspired by Presbyterian The ologian Robert McAfee Brown and Roman Catholic ...

Church leaders want more Indian laypeople to learn theology to strengthen the Catholic Church’s mission in the country’s conflict-ridden sociopolitical situation. Several church leaders, including ...

RADNOR, Pa. (RNS) Newly minted Catholic priests often find themselves running a parish just two or three years after ordination. A new summer course aims to give them the business skills to make it ...

In a ramshackle farmhouse doubling as a church, Stanford students and Nicaraguan peasants stood side by side, waiting to receive an unusual communion. The altar was a beat-up blue table draped in a ...