Legatus Magazine

Compassion, when guided by love and moral prudence, is a virtue. Without them, however, it can be just a feeling that can lead us astray.

Legate helps earthquake-ravaged Haiti

"Are [angels] not all ministering spirits sent forth to serve, for the sake of those who are to obtain salvation?" (Hebrews 1:14)

“We were kindred hearts, connected in the same thought—what if we were to do something on our own?”

Catholic business executives face special challenges when dealing with issues of gender discrimination in employment

While the bioethical components to dementia care do not differ based on what religion a patient adheres to, there does seem to be a Catholic advantage when it comes to memory care.

When Denver Legates Michaelann and Curtis Martin, co-founders of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, learned their newborn son Michael had Down syndrome, the diagnosis was unexpected.

“Lord, teach us to pray….” (Luke 11:1)

The Triangle Cross Therapeutic Ranch & School is a 50,000- acre cattle ranch in northwest Wyoming near Yellowstone National Park. Founded in 1992, it serves “at-risk” boys ages 10 to 17 who spend a few months to a few years as cowboys caring for the cattle.

Like all great pairings, the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist are better together.

Lizette Lantigua has always loved reading good books and encouraging others to read good books. Yet when the former journalist volunteered at her three daughters’ school book fairs in southern Florida ten years ago, she was dismayed at some of the content available. The purpose of book fairs is to raise literacy and money, but these fairs raised concerns.

Two legates find interior strength and renewed perspective after surviving touch-and-go battles with COVID-19

As American society has become secularized, the right of Christians to represent their faith publicly is increasingly at risk.

When then-Canadian college student Matt Maher moved from Newfoundland to Arizona in 1995 hoping to finish his music degree and pursue a career in film scoring, life took an unexpected turn—he found Jesus and never looked back. Along with finding faith, the now hugely popular, award-winning Christian music artist also found his calling.

Welcome to the era of “woke capitalism.” Everywhere you look, companies are wading into the most contentious political debates – and undermining the truths and principles that Catholics cherish, and America needs.

Studios bring sacred art to life

Company CEOs and other top managers who see their role as a vocation try to model themselves and their decisions along Christian principles

How to work around Big Tech's ability to watch you online

Fr. Patrick Peyton (1909-92), known for leading hundreds of large rosary rallies over the course of his life, famously declared that “the family that prays together, stays together.”

Three men destined for secular success followed a beckoning to the priesthood instead — with Legate family members there to support them.