
My Appetite for Information is Endless: Is Curiosity Bad?
“Usually we associate greed with money. But we can also be greedy when it comes to knowledge.” – Fr. John Bartunek

“Usually we associate greed with money. But we can also be greedy when it comes to knowledge.” – Fr. John Bartunek

More invaluable principles for Decision making from Fr. William Watson and St. Ignatius!

Hear from Fr. William Watson, S.J. about some of the fundamental principles of discernment.

What comes out when life’s trials and tribulations squeeze you? Stephanie Burke offers something to think about in these unprecedented days.

Jessica Fehy continues her look at acedia.

Could one’s obsessive use of media be rooted in acedia? Jess Fehy informs and challenges.

Fr. John Bartunek answers a reader’s question about the good and the bad of being curious. He explains the difference between the virtue of studiositas and the vice of curiositas.

What sins are most hurtful to our relationship with God? Dan Burke and Melissa Elson speak with Dr. Kevin Vost about his book “The Seven Deadly Sins: A Thomistic Guide to Vanquishing Vice and Sin”.

Dan Burke’s and Melissa Elson’s second interview of the ever-popular Fr. Michael Kerper on the subject of godparents, angels, guardian angels, ghosts, and damnation found in his book “A Priest Answers 27 Questions You Never Thought to Ask”.

Should people who do evil be excused? Are they culpable for sinning? Does God heal them after they die? Catholic therapist Allison Ricciardi explores these questions and more.