Articles in 'Science and Discovery'

The Search for Truth Begins with Better Questions

By Michael A Lupo

Considering the book - The Sun, The Cycles, The Science & The Seers and how it deals with questions of the connections between science and faith.

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Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science: Can They Work Together?

By Michael A Lupo

This article explores Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science & Can They Work Together?

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Could stars be more?

By Michael A Lupo

Could the Sun Be More is about how for centuries, the Sun has been viewed as the constant center of our solar system, providing the light and energy. A tribute to the awesome beauty of the Creator.

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Eureka! Jesus is the answer

By E V

Searching for answers

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The Sun, The Cycles, The Science & The Seers

By Michael A Lupo

The Sun, The Cycles, The Science & The Seers brings forward a perspective that questions accepted narratives and examines long-term patterns tied to solar behavior. It connects scientific observation with historical reference and spiritual insight, offering a framework that encourages readers to reconsider how large-scale events unfold and what they may signal for the future.

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Secrets of the Silver Scroll

By Gary Sullivan

A recent, remarkable archeological find confirms that Catholic theology rejected by the Reformation was intact and thriving in the early church.

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Soft-Shell Crabs Remind Us How the World Is Wrong About Softness

By Chelsey Kennedy

Soft-shell crabs remind us how the world is wrong about softness. Their softness makes them even better!

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Theology and Geology

By Bryan J Dickerson

If we look deeper into the natural processes which shape our world, we can see the hand of God at work.

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The Uncomfortable Silence of the Air Purifier When It's Off & Our Need for God's Grace

By Chelsey Kennedy

A reflection on how God's grace goes unnoticed and unappreciated. Kind of like air quality.

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"Molecular scissors" cuts & replaces faulty DNA. Is it surgery or editing God's creation?

By The Catholic Nurse

Gene editing, CRISPR, Catholicism & Human Dignity

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How a Neglected Driveway Reminds Me I Need Jesus: Sin Grows

By Chelsey Kennedy

A neglected driveway reminds me of the horrors of sin and our need for God's mercy

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The curious connections between Cloning & Inbreeding

By The Catholic Nurse

Gods' laws exist for a reason, to keep us safe.

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Faith and the Machine

By The Catholic Nurse

One does not simply describe God in JavaScript, Python or C++

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One of the Most Fascinating Science Topics Your Middle Schooler Will Study

By Susan Lochner Ciancio

Delight and inspire young hearts with this beautiful booklet that brings the journey of a developing baby to life, helping children appreciate the wonder of human growth from the very beginning.

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Color-Coding the Bible: How I Started, and Why You Should, Too

By Kirstie Landry

Color-coding my Bible has helped me a lot, and it can help you, too. Here's why.

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The Dog Killed A Snake: Beware the Devil’s Deception

By Chelsey Kennedy

The dog killing a snake in the backyard, provided a memorable image of the power of deception.

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White Point Theory

By Roger LeBlanc

Can creation ultimately explain itself? Beginning with St. Paul's proclamation that "in Him we live and move and have our being," this article shows the created order itself bears witness to the God upon whom all existence depends.

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