Sacrificing the Mass: Under the coronavirus outbreak, it’s our duty to stay home
This is the saddest of all losses for a faithful Catholic. It is also the cost of taking responsibility for one another.
Leonard J. DeLorenzo
Leonard J. DeLorenzo, Ph.D., is director of undergraduate studies at the McGrath Institute for Church Life and teaches theology at the University of Notre Dame. His most recent book, What Matters Most: Empowering Young Catholics for Life’s Big Decisions, was informed, in part, by the Character Project course he describes here. You can find him on twitter at @leodelo2 or at his website http://leonardjdelorenzo.com
Latest articles by Leonard J. DeLorenzo
What happened to these Catholic college students after they took a required theology course
A Notre Dame professor notes the changes in his students after completing his course on the Catholic understanding of the development of character.
Life and death in one parish community
How many places in the modern world allow us to be so human together—to weep and sit with each other in silence?
Baptizing Gianna: Convocation of new life
Our church building is a rather drab, unimaginative place, made beautiful by its community and the Communion of Saints
What Simone Weil might say to the American people
The French philosopher and mystic would advise us to spend time giving attention to each other—personally—and especially when the other person sees things from a different perspective
I see hope and beauty — could this be the end-time?
The communion of youth in Poland and Muslims in solidarity with Catholics in French give us a glimmer of what's in store for us
Blessed Is the Fruit: Canonizing the Parents of the St. Thérèse
Thanks to her parents, who will be recognized as saints this Sunday, the "Little Flower's" home was a "communion of holiness"