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The belief in immaterial beings may not be in vogue in secular culture but forms an essential aspect of the Catholic vision of reality.

Evelyn Waugh’s "Brideshead Revisited" presents an image of sloth, the vice of rejecting God's love and our spiritual inheritance.

Dr. Stephen Barr explores questions of faith and science, God and nature in an insightful conversation with Dr. David Ronderos.

Drs. Joseph Stuart and David Tamisiea discuss the ongoing impact of cultural historian Christopher Dawson, including his insights of the spiritual vacuum of the modern West.

David Ronderos, PhD, is an associate professor of biology and fellow in Catholic Studies at the University of Mary, where he has taught courses on anatomy and physiology, hematology, cell and molecular biology, HHMI SEA-PHAGES, evolution, and the integration of knowledge. Dr. Ronderos is a member of the Society of Catholic Scientists.

Stephen M. Barr, PhD, is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Physics and Astronomy of the University of Delaware and former Director of its Bartol Research Institute.

This is leisure. This is knowing God more.

Alexander Mains, MEd, is an instructor of mathematics at the University of Mary. Prior to serving at the University of Mary, he worked as a high school mathematics instructor and tutor for students of all grade levels. Mains completed his undergraduate work at Miami University and earned an MEd in Educational Leadership from North Dakota State University.

Viewing the dignity of the human person through a Christian lens brings occupational therapy to life.

Julie Sandvig, DOT, is an assistant professor of occupational therapy in the Saint Gianna School of Health Sciences at the University of Mary. Dr. Sandvig has over ten years of experience as an occupational therapist with patients of all ages, although her work has primarily been in a pediatric setting. In addition to numerous certifications within her field, Sandvig earned an MS in occupational therapy from the University of Mary and a doctorate in occupational therapy (DOT) from the University of Saint Augustine School of Health Sciences.