By: Elizabeth Horsley As a child growing up in suburban California, rain was an inconvenience at best. Rain meant staying inside the...

Luke asks: I’m looking for a well-written book on the story of Martin Luther and his theology, written from a Catholic point of view....

We have started a new initiative at the Fellowship of St Columbanus. Our mission is about education and encouraging public discourse, so...

By: Evan Underbrink From inside the churches, the Romans could hear their great city burn, boil and at last, fester from Alaric’s armies....

The idea of a "Gondorian Catholicism" began as a joke. And it still is, really. But it is an illustrative joke. It comes from an urgent...

My wife and I are fairly new converts from Anglicanism, and this year for Thanksgiving I returned to my hometown for the first time since...

We encourage you to read and consider this new statement of our purpose, and especially to consider if you can contribute to our work and...

On this feast of the great Cistercian founder, I am struck by the timeliness of his witness. Frequently neglected outside of those small...

About two weeks ago, I was blessed to receive a job offer to work as a theology teacher at a prestigious Catholic high school within the...

(This is an archived post from our wordpress, originally posted July 11, 2019.) Greetings from St Andrews. Most of you have probably...

(This is an archived post from our wordpress, originally posted June 1, 2019.) As of May 24, I have submitted my dissertation, I Speak my...

(Volume 1 of The Scholastic was originally published 29 April, 2019.) We have dedicated this our first edition of The Scholastic to the...

(This is an archived post from our wordpress, originally posted February 9, 2019.) As I mentioned in our first post, we will be moving...

(This is an archived post from our wordpress, originally posted January 26, 2019.) We have a lot of updates for the new year, starting...