St. Francis Saints have long fascinated people due to their extraordinary lives, profound spirituality, and the miracles attributed to them. They often embody the highest ideals of their faiths, servi...
10.22.2026 Othersiderainbow.blogspot.com
David Gibson, the director of Fordham’s Center on Religion and Culture, delivered the 18th annual Julio Burunat Memorial Lecture, “A Global Pope For a Global Church: Leo XIV and the Paradox of an Amer...
10.21.2026 Fordhamobserver.com
Vice President of the United States JD Vance paused a campaign rally yesterday to lead prayer after a woman fell ill. The conservative Republican was campaigning in North Platte, Nebraska, ahead of th...
10.23.2026 Premierchristian.news
By The Editorial Board The news proves time and time again that violence lives on our screens. After facing bipartisan backlash, President Donald Trump announced Oct. 15 that Nidal Hasan, a former U. ...
10.23.2026 Baylorlariat.com
One question that always baffled me in the history of ethics was the rejection of inherent final cause or purpose, also known as teleology. If you have a long and productive discussion with anyone about a disagreement in ethics, it will likely boil down to this principle. Historically, humans took for granted the premise that everything has a built-in purpose, or telos, to it. This built-in purpose applies even to actions themselves. Teleology, which is developed in the “Metaphysics” and “Ethics...
10.20.2026 Intellectualtakeout.org