Augustine is no fan of the so-called Benedict Option. He never recommends the formation of a sectarian enclave for the city of God to live out its own politics. Rather, citizens of the city of God are ...

In his book “City of God,” Augustine writes that Roman society, what he calls the Earthly City, is governed by civic religion. The nation’s many gods give the citizens an overwhelming sense of the ...

St Augustine established fundamental truths about private property, economic value, and the State. Pope Leo XIV will likely follow his teachings and traditional doctrine ...

Written in about 400 A.D., “Confessions” details how God worked in Augustine’s life and reads not just as a story but as a prayer. Here are five powerful quotes from St. Augustine’s ...