Legatus Magazine

Benedictine College will play host to an independent St. Padre Pio Institute that will ensure its doctors are trained in pro-life, pro-family medicine.

These Catholic university business schools create partnerships and sponsorships with reputable firms that benefit both the students and their future employers.

As moves to legalize marijuana for recreational use make inroads, the Church and common sense have a joint interest in opposition.

Amid rising concerns about tuition costs and student debt burdens, smaller Catholic colleges work toward affordability via efficiency

For these Legatus members, operating the family business means continuing a proud tradition handed down from generations past — and doing so with the guiding principles and values they have inherited.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, with its seemingly boundless potential for positive transformation of society, has also brought philosophical concerns and increasing calls for an AI ethic.

The Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences’ 2022 document Mensuram Bonam offers a faith-based model for investors. Here’s reaction and analysis from some top Catholic investment experts.

Headed for the islands this month for a late-summer vacation? Take time to check out these three beautifully adorned Catholic churches that grace the shores of the Big Island of Hawaii.

Legatus has its share of members who have answered the call to take their Catholic principles into elective political office. Here are just a few of them.

Once a thriving center of faith, the Canadian province continues a trend of secularization that marginalizes the voice and role of religion in the public square

‘The truth will make you free,’ said Jesus. So, to be free, believers must defend truth until they’re blue in the face

Although he tried to refuse his appointment, Bishop Flaget proved instrumental in developing the Catholic presence within a vast swath of the American frontier

The trend grew with the pandemic, causing headaches for managers and affecting workplace culture. Catholic social teaching can guide employers toward a viable solution.

As the U.S. bishops' Eucharistic Revival enters its second year, hopeful signs of progress toward a restoration of faith.

Many Legatus members pledge to keep founder Tom Monaghan's recommendation of daily Mass, daily Rosary, and monthly Confession. Here's how some manage the challenge.

In the spirit of their patron, St. Hubert, hunters find their sport amid the solitude of nature to be a satisfying spiritual experience

People of the Balkan nation, destination for a fall Legatus cruise, reveal their Catholic faith through Marian shrines and devotions

In uncertain or competitive times, companies sometimes hold onto excess information, cash — or employees. It may not be the most prudent or just strategy for all concerned

He’s a champion surfer, conquering some of the world’s most challenging waves. She and her team members rock the skate parks and mountain slopes. All are committed Catholics who use their sporting skills to inspire the faith of others

In the 18th century, St. Alphonsus Liguori taught that devotion to the Blessed Mother is a conduit for God’s sanctifying grace