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In "The Transfiguration," Raphael interweaves the glory of Christ made manifest in the Transfiguration, the suffering of humanity shown in a young demoniac, and the intercessory role of the Church.

While the relationship of faith and reason is a fraught question in the modern academy, Catholics have long offered a rich understanding of how faith and reason lead to genuine knowledge.

Covered in nearly 65,000 square feet of glass mosaics, the interior of the Cathedral of Monreale immerses pilgrims in the story of the Bible in dazzling gold.

Matthew C. Briel, PhD, serves as Assistant Professor of Theology at Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts, a position he has held since 2016. Dr. Briel previously served as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Scranton.

An author reflects his reasons for paying his daughter to go to church, Cardinal Pell examines the role of the Church in secular democracies, and the scandal of the Church.

Sister Thomas Welder, OSB, served as the fifth president of the University of Mary from 1978 to 2009. While Sr. Thomas's institution-defining presidency oversaw extensive growth and development, she was known for her constant presence in the life of the community, her ability to remember the names and faces of countless students and faculty, and the personal care with which she guided the university.

Conor Kennelly is a husband and father of six children. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota, with a BA in Philosophy and Catholic Studies. After directing the adult education program at a Catholic parish for several years, he entered law school. Kennelly earned his JD from the University of North Dakota School of Law and is a member of the Order of the Coif and Order of the Barristers. After law school, he clerked for the federal district court in Fargo before moving to Bismarck to prosecute criminal cases for Burleigh County.

Chris Stefanick joins Msgr. James Shea to discuss the spiritual disposition of joy and the clarion call offered to all Christians: "The joy of the Lord must be your strength."

The Benedictine ethos – founded on service and discipline, a readiness to listen, and a firm focus on the dignity of the human person – remains with us today, guiding us in the search for God.

Pilgrims have ascended Mount Tabor in southern Galilee for centuries to venerate the place where Peter, James, and John witnessed the Transfiguration of Christ.