Friedrich Nietzsche's criticism of Christian charity is perhaps the most serious philosophical challenge to our Catholic commitment to social justice.
Franciscan Studies, the scholarly (peer-reviewed) journal published by the Franciscan Institute, has a new General Editor and a new editorial board.
The complex human can no longer be simplified to one view or another: one must see the whole of our existence or one does not see at all.
The “Catholic Intellectual Tradition” is a concept often invoked to help characterize the warrant for a conversation staged between the sciences and the humanities.
Bruce G. Epperly discusses his new book Head, Heart, and Hands: An Introduction to Saint Bonaventure.