When Pope Francis named the first woman, Francesca Di Giovanni, to serve a senior diplomatic role in the Vatican’s Secretariat...

This series is intended to serve as an introduction to some of the figures in the history of monotheism who...

It may be surprising to some Christians that neither the crucifix, nor the transfixed beams of the Latin or Greek...

As I researched this series on Salvador Dalí, I tried to get my hands on as many books about his...

Salvador Dalí’s most recognizable paintings are probably The Persistence of Memory and its quasi-sequel The Disintegration of the Persistence of...

Jesuit Father John O’Malley has recently published an (expectedly) masterful historical study of the First Vatican Council, titled “Vatican I:...

The Code of Canon Law §400 mandates that every diocesan bishop in the world visit Rome regularly “to venerate the...

Salvador Dalí once confidently asserted that “One day it will have to be officially admitted that what we have christened...

This is the first in a series of articles for this paper on the theology of Salvador Dalí. Inspired by...

The Russian Czarina Catherine the Great once famously said “A great wind is blowing — and that gives you either...