Blessed Fulton Sheen's balanced approach and warnings against division seem prophetic, as if he could have anticipated the deep divides yet to come.
Former AI researchers continue to raise the alarm, warning us that the AI race could have major consequences.
This book was massively influential after it came out in 1951, and once you have read it, you can see its point of view everywhere today.
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A yellowed flyer found in a Florence convent pharmacy describes a 19th-century tonic made from coca leaves and kola nuts. Sound familiar?
Catholics did not invent wine. But what they did with it — liturgically, theologically, and in the cellars of a thousand monasteries — changed it forever.
Preparing for the 500th anniversary of Our Lady of Guadalupe's appearance, Mexican bishops have invited US participation in an ongoing "Guadalupan Novena of years."
At a packed Madrid arena, the Pope told artists, athletes, educators, and business leaders that technical mastery without purpose risks hollowing out the soul of what society creates.
Beethoven, Picasso, and Spielberg have works credited by Pope Leo's first encyclical as resistance against the normalization of evil.
While initially it may seem like the Force in the Star Wars universe is related to the Holy Spirit, when you dig deeper you find they are very different.
Louisiana celebrates a special season of its own between Epiphany and Mardi Gras, with roots in Spain and France but an extra Cajun twist.
'Bernadette, the Musical,' is about to make its US debut after great success in the visionary's France and in Rome. It couldn't be more timely.
The Minneapolis Basilica of Mary is the first US site to host an international immersive experience, inviting the public to rediscover Catholic heritage.
Released on June 20 on Netflix, the South Korean animated film ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ is still a topic of conversation in schoolyards and in Netflix's Top 10.
Missionaries, shamans, popes, diplomats, and idols: these are just some of the figures behind the Vatican Museums' collection of pre-Columbian gold.
The lead performer in the show talks with Aleteia about how her participation has transformed her and what message she wants to share with American audiences.
While St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores have become popular in the United States, they were not founded by the saint himself.
