Courses Giving a Taste of How Christianity Shaped Education and Knowledge

Christianity has significantly influenced global knowledge through the establishment of the university system, promoting equality in education and literacy. Various academic courses explore the relationship of religion with philosophy, architecture, literature, and science, highlighting key figures and ideas from early Christianity to contemporary debates between faith and reason.

Laudato Si, Climate agenda, Solar Cells and EVs like Tesla Cars

        Full disclosure, I have owned a Tesla car for a few years as well as Tesla stock for about 7 years.         Pope Francis when he was Pope, was pushing, in my opinion, for the most part, a climate agenda that was hard to follow except for the middle- and upper-class citizens.  I say… Continue reading Laudato Si, Climate agenda, Solar Cells and EVs like Tesla Cars

The Holy Family and the Average Catholic Family (Part I Our Lady of Sorrows Book Review)

         This book was one of the more thought-provoking books on the sorrows of our lady by Charles Journet who was eventually elevated to the position of Cardinal in the Roman Catholic church.  The second of the 7 sorrows of our lady is covered in the following partial quote from the book and gives some… Continue reading The Holy Family and the Average Catholic Family (Part I Our Lady of Sorrows Book Review)

Holy Thursday the Last Supper

Much is not made clear when it comes to the Holy sacrifice of the mass in most non-traditional (those that do not offer the holy sacrifice of the mass in Latin) parishes, with regard to Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Ascension.