"A Kind Of Resentful Nostalgia" | Pope Francis Moves Us Towards Holiness—Guadete Et Exsultate Pt. 1 | After Ridicule, Catholic School Says No “Modesty Ponchos” At Prom | Social Media Cannot Possibly Be Making Me Lonely | Nevertheless She Resisted | Listening To Sacred Stillness: Where Do We Go To Find Stillness?
Ruth Graham's phrase "resentful nostalgia" is a near-bullseye that helps us to locate the actual center—we're seeing not "a kind of resentful nostalgia" but, rather, a kind of nostalgic resentment. Read more
We're delighted to welcome Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC, to Patheos Catholic! And he kicks things off with this thoughtful two-part look at "Gaudete et Exsultate." Read more
This alarming study was making its way around the inter-tubes of the web yesterday. I saw it in a variety of places. In short, there's an epidemic of loneliness. People are lonelier than ever... Read more
The Handmaid's Tale returned with a new season that picks up where last season's finale left off - which is also where, apart from an epilogue, Margaret Atwood's novel left off. And so the new... Read more
We live in a world where stillness is a dwindling resource. More and more of our personal, private space, much less our public space, is filled with sound. Where do we go to find stillness? Read more
