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Our Latest Guide: Living Easter

2 weeks ago | eppc.org | Carrie Gress |Noelle Mering |George Weigel |Rachel Morrison

Published April 10, 2025 Theology of Home Our Easter guide features: • Delicious Easter recipes • How to source and create stunning artwork for your home • Readings on Sabbath rest and Easter florals • A fascinating look at Semana Santa (Holy Week) traditions in Spain and Guatamala • A perfect seasonal playlist for your spring! Carrie Gress, Ph.D., is a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, where she co-directs EPPC’s Theology of Home Project. She earned her doctorate in philosophy...
3 Essentials for Rebuilding a Pro-Life Culture

Oct 8, 2024 | eppc.org | Carrie Gress |Eric Kniffin |Francis X. Maier |Noelle Mering

Published October 8, 2024National Catholic RegisterIn the last few years, I’ve published several books that often seem contrary to each other. On the one hand are The Anti-Mary Exposed and The End of Woman, which hit the toxic femininity that saturates our culture; on the other hand are the Theology of Home books, which consider the meaning of home and its connection to family and faith.
Carrie Gress on Feminism and Transgenderism - Ethics & Public Policy Center

Jul 8, 2024 | eppc.org | George Weigel |Rachel Morrison |Carrie Gress |Noelle Mering

Most Read EPPC BRIEFLYPhoneThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. ΔSign up to receive EPPC's biweekly e-newsletter of selected publications, news, and events. SEARCHEdward WhelanRyan T. AndersonNathanael BlakePatrick T. BrownEric CohenMary FioRitoPascal-Emmanuel GobryJosh GoodCarrie GressStanley KurtzFrancis X.
Carrie Gress on Feminism and Abortion

Jun 7, 2024 | eppc.org | George Weigel |Patrick Brown |Francis X. Maier |Noelle Mering

Most Read EPPC BRIEFLYNameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. ΔSign up to receive EPPC's biweekly e-newsletter of selected publications, news, and events. SEARCHEdward WhelanRyan T. AndersonNathanael BlakePatrick T. BrownEric CohenMary FioRitoPascal-Emmanuel GobryJosh GoodCarrie GressStanley KurtzFrancis X.
God Builds Cathedrals From Our Bricks of Charity, Chastity and Cheerfulness

Jun 5, 2024 | eppc.org | Noelle Mering |Stanley Kurtz |Andrew Walker |Brad Littlejohn

Published June 5, 2024The National Catholic RegisterThe following commencement address was delivered May 26 at the Willows Academy in Des Plaines, Illinois. It is not lost on me the great honor that it is to be invited to address you all on this pivotal day. Of my six children, three have graduated high school so far and three will — God willing — within the next six years.
Aroused Consciences Changing History

Jun 5, 2024 | am1260therock.com | George Weigel |Andrew Fowler |Noelle Mering

Stopping at the Seton Shrine for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage? See St. Elizabeth Ann’s Annotated Bible
Stopping at the Seton Shrine for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage? See St. Elizabeth Ann’s Annotated Bible

Jun 5, 2024 | am1260therock.com | George Weigel |Andrew Fowler |Noelle Mering

L to R: This copy of Mother Seton’s Bible is owned by the University of Notre Dame; portrait of Elizabeth Ann Seton, a reproduction of a portrait painted by Amabilia Filicchi. The reproduction was sent to the Daughters of Charity by Patrizio Filicchi in 1888. It’s based on an engraving by Ceroni from the 1860s, which in turn was based on a 1797 engraving by Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Mémin. Mother Seton’s Bible is a great means to ‘introduce people to God and get them closer to God.’
God Builds Cathedrals From Our Bricks of Charity, Chastity and Cheerfulness

Jun 5, 2024 | am1260therock.com | Noelle Mering |Tito Edwards

How did the early Christians convert their pagan society? The same way we will convert ours.
God Builds Cathedrals From Our Bricks of Charity, Chastity and Cheerfulness

Jun 5, 2024 | ncregister.com | Noelle Mering

How did the early Christians convert their pagan society? The same way we will convert ours. Joaquim Mir Trinxet, “The Beggars’ Cathedral,” 1898, Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Barcelona (photo: Public Domain) Blogs June 5, 2024 The following commencement address was delivered May 26 at the Willows Academy in Des Plaines, Illinois. It is not lost on me the great honor that it is to be invited to address you all on this pivotal day.
A Book List for America: 2024

May 23, 2024 | catholicvote.org | R.R. Reno |Ross Douthat |Mary Margaret Olohan |Noelle Mering

CV NEWS FEED // We need answers. Our beautiful country seems to be falling apart at the seams – woke culture is rampant, we can no longer talk to each other on equal footing, and the kids are not all right! CatholicVote has the book list for you. For God, Country, and Sanity brings together the most dynamic minds in Catholic political advocacy and media. Contributors are men and women “in the trenches,” who work across a broad spectrum of the Church in media, think tanks, and political activism.