The International Theological Commission’s major document on transhumanism and posthumanism is the most ambitious Catholic statement on the future of the human person in decades.
What became flesh is called ὁ λόγος —the Logos— and John treats this Logos as someone, not something. What about Verbum? And Word?
The “Nouvelle Revue Théologique” continues to foster dialogue between Christian faith, contemporary culture, and critical reason.
Sister Marie-Hélène Robert, an expert on the Council of Nicaea, explains for Aleteia’s readers the main questions that it decided 1,700 years ago.
Fr. Pasolini spoke on the prophets and how the Virgin Mary and Elizabeth are models for the faithful to hear the prophetic voices.
A popular social media image claims that C.S. Lewis said, "You don’t have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body." Is it true?
Scripture consistently portrays sin as a failure to meet divine standards, a condition of estrangement, and an act of defiance.
Pope Benedict XVI had a love for preaching and would prepare homilies for even the smallest groups with whom he celebrated Mass.
When comedians like Burr talk religion, the discourse is predictably shallow, but when they get funny with reality, the insights can be surprisingly deep.
Citing the "great witnesses and martyrs" of the fight against the mafia, the Pope called for promoting justice and defending victims, as well as forgiveness.
Born in Australia, Fr. O’Collins taught many future bishops in Rome and published a large number of books that proposed faith in Christ to the modern world.
While the “flesh” (sarx) is mortal and self-serving, the “body” (soma) is conceived as essentially part of a larger divine plan.
A new video series focuses on God's design for the human body, helping young people navigate their lives with timeless wisdom and truth.
Like us, the poet Robert Frost was fascinated by fireflies. His poem "Fireflies in the Garden" can help us understand the light at the heart of existence.
The Augustine Institute offers a wide range of tools to help Catholics study Scripture. "Scripture is the sun in our solar system."
With its move to a new campus outside St. Louis, Missouri, the Augustine Institute opens a new chapter in its history.
Traveling to a strange and dangerous place, St. Augustine and his monks made it their home. No matter where you live, you can learn from their example.
