Renowned philosopher and author Peter Kreeft has written a new, four-volume history of philosophy entitled "Socrates' Children".

It is incongruous that, at a time when Catholics are encouraged to increase their knowledge and devotion to the Scriptures, we diminish the biblical sense of time and season. 

Certain moral truths really are common to all human beings.

An artist will tell you…he put the whole of himself into that poem, that picture. 

I am going to assert what some persons will not hesitate to call a great paradox; but which, nevertheless, I consider to be most true... 

You have to work at it not to notice similarities between the postmodern world and that very old, Old Testament story about the Tower of Babel.  (Gen. 11:1-9) 

Strangely, it is in this helplessness that we come upon the beginning of joy.

As he was leaving, one of the patients, Raphael Simi, asked him: "Will you be my friend?"

My title explains itself. But it is misleading...

The English priest John Colet was influenced by his friends Erasmus and Saint Thomas More.