Legatus Magazine

Historic Catholic charitable orders remain dedicated to serving the poor and needy in the birthplace of Christ

The new evangelization calls for ever-new approaches to communicating the Catholic faith — even to Catholics

When done in a way that authentically reflects the glory of God, church architecture draws the beholder toward goodness and faith

February conference to explore aspects of the miraculous and supernatural

Matthew Pinto remembers well the early to mid-1990s when something called the internet was about to change everyone’s lives.

When it comes to preparing a classic American Thanksgiving feast, experts say few wines pair as well with turkey and the traditional side dishes as a fine Burgundy.

A 2013 Notre Dame study found that the most generous church givers were not those who spontaneously responded to a church appeal, but those who...

The great festival of fall is Thanksgiving. Celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, it is a wonderful day to join with family and friends to give thanks to God for blessings received.

Some companies have expanded abortion benefits, and some states now promote ‘abortion tourism.’ Defenders of life can respond with their pocketbooks.

Employers can create a more pro-life environment by implementing policies and practices that benefit growing families and encourage work-life balance.

The Anchal Project traces its beginning to a 2009 visit to India by Colleen, then a student at the Rhode Island School of Design.

How should one handle panhandlers? The answer begins with acknowledging their human dignity.

Eminent scholars respond after researcher and author David Kertzer resurrects discredited claims that the pope turned his back on Jews during World War II.

Student loan forgiveness is a controversial political topic today. Church teaching and tradition have wisdom to offer on the matter.

The fall of Roe v. Wade will likely change abortion dialogue on campus. Pro-life collegians strategize to engage fellow students with compassion.

Worried loved ones might lose faith when away at school? Solid Catholic friends, community may be key to survival.

It’s time for Catholic men to step up the practice of their faith and assume their proper leadership roles in their families, in the Church, and in society

Organized sports, which St. Paul viewed as a means to train in virtue, have produced their share of priestly vocations

After drifting from his Catholic roots for many years, Hugh Blane was finally led home where he belonged

Legate couples manage to keep it together in their marriages as well as in the corporate world