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Caravaggio's moving presentation of the call of St. Matthew the Apostle invites us to view our own call to discipleship in the light of Christ's merciful gaze.

A demographic winter, the Catholicism of Justice Clarence Thomas, the ignored Christians of Afghanistan, and a blow to the metric system in Britain.

Sabrina Little, PhD, is an instructor of Philosophy and the Humanities at Morehead State University in Kentucky.

Before completing her PhD in Philosophy at Baylor University in 2020, Dr. Little studied philosophy of religion at Yale Divinity School and philosophy and psychology at The College of William and Mary. Little's primary areas of interest are the nature of moral habituation and emotional precursors to moral virtues.

Little is an ultramarathon runner and has represented the United States on five national teams.

Ryan T. Anderson, Ph.D., is the president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and the founding editor of Public Discourse, the online journal of the Witherspoon Institute of Princeton, New Jersey.

Rod Jonas, PhD, has served as Dean of the Liffrig Family School of Education and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Mary since 2010. In addition to his administrative duties at the University of Mary, Dr. Jonas teaches graduate courses that focus on organizational behavior and school leadership in the EdD and MEd programs.

Fr. John Riccardo is a priest of the Archdiocese of Detroit, ordained in 1996. He is currently serving as the Executive Director of ACTS XXIX, a new non-profit apostolate that exists for the purpose of priestly and Church renewal.

Paul Carrese, PhD, is the founding director of the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University. For nearly two decades he was a professor of political science at the U.S. Air Force Academy, and co-founded a new honors program blending liberal arts education and leadership education.

Fr. John Riccardo reflects on his life and priesthood and speaks about his ministry - ACTS XXIX - which exists for one simple reason: "God wants his world back."

Overlooking a crater lake hidden within the hills southeast of Rome, the papal palace (and gardens and observatory) at Castel Gandolfo has provided popes a respite from Rome's summer heat.

Cardinal Sarah rejects political labels and Mary Eberstadt reflects on the state of the Church.