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The Holy Father’s recent visit to East Asia among many peoples who are predominantly of non-Christian religions brings to the fore the long-discussed question of the proper attitude to take in dealing with other faiths.

The world wants the Gospel, sometimes without knowing it, but other times with a very ready, very anxious reception of it.

Beauty can be something of a double-edged sword in the Christian life. Our task then is not merely to pursue beauty, but to love it rightly where it may most truly be found.

A recent controversy in France surrounding the murder of a student as brought forth questions about the West's unique roots and failures of the current relativistic agenda.

Efforts to be strictly “reasonable” and “objective” in our beliefs won’t find absolutely sure footing in the empirical demonstrations science tries to offer.

Surrounded by questions political questions concerning the human person, we're forced to grapple with the question of what the human person is: were we created with an end and purpose, or are we left with the task of self-creation?

What is leadership? How can we use our talents to lead? Are we leading others to Christ, or simply drawing attention to ourselves?

Pope Francis' latest encyclical is a stirring summons to renewed devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Marek Dojs, PhD (c), MFA, serves as director of communication and associate professor of communication at the University of Mary. An award-winning filmmaker with a passion for interdisciplinary work, Professor Dojs explores the world, history, and human experience in his work. Dojs's current research focus is the transmission of testimony across generations and its impact on the storytellers' identities.