“When’s the big day?”: The days and times of Catholic wedding masses, 1871-1960
Introduction I have been reading old newspaper articles about Catholic weddings for about seven years now. Throughout that time, I […]
Introduction I have been reading old newspaper articles about Catholic weddings for about seven years now. Throughout that time, I […]
July 2023 marked the 55th anniversary of Pope Paul VI’s promulgation of Humanae Vitae. The 1968 encyclical, which reaffirmed the
The photo above, of a young family in church, occasionally makes the rounds online. I can’t blame the sharers; it’s
Have you ever thought to yourself, “Boy, I hate all of these stupid AI tools and bots and add-ons. I
Abstract Although the Second Vatican Council (1962-5) is the most important religious event of the last century, it remains curiously
An ongoing project of mine is analyzing papal documents by word count, paragraph count, and citation sources. Given the traction
In James Hitchcock’s 1979 work Catholicism and Modernity, there is a quotation that particularly interested me: One of the choicest
This post is an exploration of seder meals as they appeared in the Catholic News Archive. How was the topic
This is an ongoing project that looks at papal documents, what they cite, and how long they are. I used
This project started off as something entirely different than what it is now. In 2018, the Facebook group Cathedrals: From