Regis Martin

Steubenville

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Articles

Does God Speak? by Regis Martin

1 week ago | brownpelicanla.com | Regis Martin

By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine, May 29, 2025Regis Martin is Professor of Theology and Faculty Associate with the Veritas Center for Ethics in Public Life at the Franciscan University of Steubenville. He earned a licentiate and a doctorate in sacred theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome.
Does God Speak?

1 week ago | crisismagazine.com | Regis Martin

If this were day one in a course on the Theology of Christ, the first order of business would be to issue the following disclaimer, which is that not even the least glimpse into the mystery of Jesus is possible without first answering one very big question. Leave it out and the whole inquiry regarding who He was and the work He came into this world to do would simply implode on the launching pad.
How the Doctrine of Creation Grounds All Reality

1 week ago | ncregister.com | Regis Martin

COMMENTARY: If we are not self-made, then life is not a struggle for dominance, but an invitation to gratitude, communion, and hope. Fra Angelico, “The Annunciation,” ca.
How the Doctrine of Creation Grounds All Reality

1 week ago | ewtn.co.uk | Regis Martin

COMMENTARY: If we are not self-made, then life is not a struggle for dominance, but an invitation to gratitude, communion, and hope. , May 28, 2025The great metaphysical truth on which the whole of Sacred Scripture opens, and to which everything from beginning to end testifies, is that this world in which we live and move and locate our being is a visible and created place.
Sacramentalizing the World, by Regis Martin

2 weeks ago | brownpelicanla.com | Regis Martin

By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine, May 24, 2025Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series on Catholic culture. Let us try to imagine a Church filled with Christ, overflowing with His presence and power. Not too difficult, is it? Is that not the customary, immemorial even, way of referring to the Bride and Body of Christ? And does she not accordingly see herself situated along a continuum stretching from time into eternity, a sheer uninterrupted line of horizon betwixt Earth and Heaven?
Sacramentalizing the world

2 weeks ago | crisismagazine.com | Regis Martin

Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series on Catholic culture. Let us try to imagine a Church filled with Christ, overflowing with His presence and power. Not too difficult, is it? Is that not the customary, immemorial even, way of referring to the Bride and Body of Christ? And does she not accordingly see herself situated along a continuum stretching from time into eternity, a sheer uninterrupted line of horizon betwixt Earth and Heaven?
Rooted in Christ

2 weeks ago | theimaginativeconservative.org | Regis Martin

From the first moment of his conversion, rivetingly recounted in the pages of his Confessions, Augustine rooted himself in Christ, determined to cleave to his person and the redemption wrought by the sacrifice of his life. Not as mere idea, distant and remote, toward which he would now and again direct his attention. Such rarefied realms, so beloved by men with minds like Plotinus, who would never dream of actually talking to God, were not for him.
This Is the Deepest Division of All

2 weeks ago | ewtn.co.uk | Regis Martin

You either believe the Word became flesh or you don’t. And there’s no neutrality in that decision.
This Is the Deepest Division of All

2 weeks ago | ncregister.com | Regis Martin

You either believe the Word became flesh or you don’t. And there’s no neutrality in that decision.
St. Augustine’s Destiny

3 weeks ago | theimaginativeconservative.org | Regis Martin

The first half of Augustine’s life was spent amid the remnants of a Greek and Roman world; the latter half was spent in the company of provincial Africans, to whom he would unravel the mysteries of a shared faith. In the immediate aftermath of his conversion, following a life not infrequently strewn with sin, Augustine finally decides in what world he wishes to live. But it could not have been an easy choice to make.