HeyJaredR. Jared Staudt
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What is the Catholic Intellectual Tradition? (opens the original)
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The intellect is what makes us human, giving us the ability to understand the nature of things and to reason beyond immediate sensations. Like any other part of who we are, the intellect needs cultivation. "Could you explain what the Catholic Intellectual Tradition means?" This simple question from a superintendent reflected the renewal that is happening across the country. We've finally realized that Catholic education cannot simply follow along with current trends. Even if we can learn from co
The jealousy of God and the Eucharist (opens the original)
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If we are members of his Body, then our lives are not our own. We belong to him, but also, he belongs to us, for he has bestowed all that he has upon us in marital fashion: his body, blood, soul and divinity, breathing his own Spirit into us and giving us his own relation to the Father. Jealousy is not the same as envy. Envy desires what another possesses, while jealousy seeks to guard what one has so that no one else may possess it. It's an important distinction for understanding the Bible. God
Honoring the Jubilee Year of St. Francis during St. Michael's Lent (opens the original)
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The feast of the Assumption also begins a holy season practiced by St. Francis called St. Michael's Lent. Oct. 3 will mark 800 years since the death of St. Francis of Assisi. To celebrate this momentous occasion, Pope Leo XIV has proclaimed a Jubilee Year of St. Francis from Jan. 10, 2026, to the following January. The fact that the entire Church is invited to enter this Jubilee shows us just how important the witness of St. Francis remains as a man truly conformed to Christ-crucified and dedica
Four key insights from 'Magnifica Humanitas' (opens the original)
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Though Leo offers a sweeping vision of the challenges facing the world today in "Magnifica Humanitas," he particularly highlights the all-encompassing rise of digital technologies, especially artificial intelligence. St. Augustine uses the image of two cities to define the central conflict that runs throughout history between the self-love that constitutes the City of Man and the divine love that forms the City of God. Unsurprisingly, the first Augustinian pope, Leo XIV, shapes "Magnifica Humani
The other founding: The blood of the martyrs (opens the original)
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"The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church." This ancient quote from Tertullian has proved true time and time again. This summer has led me on an unexpected pilgrimage related to the founding of the United States. I wrote previously about traveling some of the paths taken by Spanish explorers in 1776, including the trek through Colorado and Utah by DomÍnguez and Escalante, and Antonio Garcés' desert journey in northern Arizona. For the 250th anniversary itself, I found myself on the oth
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