A group of Catholic scientists is hosting an event for Catholic high schoolers, parents, and teachers to showcase “the harmony between the Catholic faith and science.” The fourth annual St. Albert ...

Members of Montini Catholic's Science Club took advantage of the awesome weather on Thursday, April 29, to test their handmade "stomp rockets." Science enthusiasts have found the rockets a fun way to ...

Catholic high school students often ask: can I study engineering, medicine or the other sciences at a faithful Catholic college? Or, to put it another way: can a college that teaches theology and ...

From Galileo to genetics, the Roman Catholic Church has danced with science, sometimes in a high-tension tango but more often in a supportive waltz. Pope Francis is about to introduce a new twist: ...

Next Thursday, Pope Francis will deliver his encyclical on the environment, in which he is expected to make a moral case for addressing climate change. That's likely to elicit disapproval from the ...

Many Catholic scientists told me this past weekend in Chicago that the hyped 'clash' between science and religion is getting old. And one of the goals of the new organization they had gathered to ...

At a small liberal arts college in Bismarck, North Dakota, Catholic science students have stayed over the summer to research the genetics of blindness in fruit flies. Students attend daily Mass ...

(RNS) — Secular universities across the country are home to independent institutes of Catholic thought that focus on the theology, arts, politics and history of Catholicism, part of a push to make the ...

Vince Zerante was a popular teacher who taught science classes at Marian Catholic High School in Chicago Heights for 44 years. “Vince Zerante was a foundational aspect of Marian Catholic for ...

Writing in the “Houses of Worship” section in the Wall Street Journal, Professors Stephen Barr and Dermott Mullan take on the persistent myth that the Catholic Church is opposed to science. In fact, ...

Catholics have reason to be wary of the science fiction genre, Sandra Miesel acknowledges, given that some of its greatest exponents such as H.G. Wells have “wielded their pens against religion in ...