5 Saint John Paul II Quotes That Will Inspire You This Lent
Read these are five quotes from the Lenten messages of St. John Paul that can help encourage and strengthen your personal Lenten journey.
Apologetics Begins At Home
Atheism is clearly on the rise—how do we stop atheism among young people before it starts? With apologetics—the kind that begins at home.
Does the Universe Care About Purpose?
Does the Universe Care About Purpose? There's evidence that purpose is beneficial, but some scientists are bothered by the idea of purpose in the universe.
Valentine’s Day and the Secret of the Heart
Learn about Valentine's Day, St. Valentine, and the role of the heart.
4 Powerful Prayers for Catechists and Teachers
These 4 prayers for catechists and teachers are a reminder and an encouragement to start your class off with prayer.
Is Increasing Complexity Evolution’s Purpose?
Is increasing complexity evolution’s purpose? The last 14 billion years have shown there seems to be an inherent direction in evolution toward complexity.
Art for the Ages: A New Perspective
In her latest 'Art for the Ages' installment, Dr. Kresser looks at different forms of art to warn us against the belief that new is better.
5 Catholic Apologetics Questions Students Ask (and How to Answer Them)
Whether you’re a religious ed. teacher, a DRE, or even a parent, you may have been asked one or all of these contemporary Catholic apologetics questions.
Credible Catholic is Now Called ‘Magis Institute for Teachers and Catechists’
Magis has an exciting announcement: Credible Catholic is now called ‘Magis Institute for Teachers and Catechists’! And the growth is not stopping there!
The Arrow of Evolution [VIDEO]
Dr. Dan Kuebler shows that life seems to have a drive toward complexity. Does that mean the universe is also purposed for complexity?
What Does It Mean to Be Human?
Does science support either a theistic or a materialistic view of the human person? Does consciousness present a problem for science?
Let 'Gaslighting' Illuminate the Need for Truth
Merriam-Webster’s 2022 word of the year, 'gaslighting,' brings a timely catechetical relevance: a need for truth in today's culture.