The Light and Heat of Dorothy Sayers’ Jesus
From the beginning St. Thomas Catholic Studies has been distinctively Catholic and also catholic, recognizing the great work of Catholics as well as other Christians.
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2020 Winter
The Beauty That Saves
When Russian novelist and philosopher Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn gave his Nobel lecture in 1970, he could have spoken on any topic he wanted. He could have shared his experiences of turmoil and perseverance living as an artist under Soviet censorship, but instead he spoke of the nature of art itself.
Lift Up Your Head: Christopher Dawson on Hope Amid Crisis
Kristen Grant '18 CSMA writes about the work of English historian Christopher Dawson on the phenomenon of secularization.
To Love and Be Loved: Caring Well for the Elderly During the Pandemic
Cassandra Schwetz '17 reflects on caring well for the elderly during the pandemic.
Considering Online Education Through Newman’s Principles
"The Idea of a University" by St. John Henry Newman can offer some important principles to guide our thinking about the possibilities of online education.
Invite Them In: Family as Mission
The "mission of family" is as vast and diverse as the starts in the sky. We sat down with three alumni families that have made their focus of "saying yes" a way of life.