The Order and Symmetry in the Rosary
I have been praying the Rosary ever since a lady named “Cookie” sent me a hand-made set of beads...
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Category: Faith and Science
These Thy Atoms
Thorough Materialism “The Catholic should be the most thorough materialist.” —Fr. Stanley L....
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The Uniquely Christian Birth of Science
This is the final of a six-part series on the teaching of Fr. Stanley L. Jaki. To understand how...
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Fr. Jean Buridan’s Impetus Theory
This is the fifth part of a six-part series on the teaching of Fr. Stanley L. Jaki that science...
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The Christian Middle Ages and the Greek Scientific Corpus
This is the fourth in a series of six essays. I like to review before starting so the current...
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The Radical Scientific View of Biblical Cultures
To review so far, “Fr. Stanley Jaki’s Definition of Science” must first be understood to further...
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The Stillbirths of Science in Ancient Cultures
This essay is the second in a teaching series. The first essay is “Fr. Stanley Jaki’s...
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Fr. Stanley Jaki’s Definition of Science
This Teaching Series Holy Tuesday, April 7, marked six years since Fr. Stanley L. Jaki died in...
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Is It Better to Love or Be Loved?
Is it better to love or be loved? It is a simple question, but it can change the way you orient...
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As It Was in the Beginning is Now, and Ever
The other night, I was frustrated with my critics, frustrated with my children, and frustrated...
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“First Human” Discovered in Ethiopia: What It Means For Catholics
Last week, Professor Brian Villmoare’s team at the University of Nevada Las Vegas reported...
Read MorePope Benedict XVI on Creation and Evolution: “Complementary Realities”
In 1981, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, then Cardinal Ratzinger, developed a catechesis for adults on the creation narratives because, he noted, creation catechesis was nearly absent from teaching, preaching, and theology. His...
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