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William of Saint-Thierry, Isaac of Stella, and Baldwin of Forde created a distinctly Cistercian body of Eucharistic theology in the twelfth century. In this ...

Lucia Tosatto, our phenomenal graduate assistant, joined the Press in June 2025 and has been a huge asset to us ever since. In addition to her strong copy-editing and proofreading... READ MORE

In which the staff of CUA PRESS shares our exquisite tastes in fiction and non-fiction for the month of July! John Currently I’m listening to the Audible version of our... READ MORE

We are joined on the blog today to talk with Sarah Nytroe about her brand new book We Catholics Don’t Die Like Them: Living with Death in American Catholicism. Q.... READ MORE

Neil Ormerod joins us on the blog today to discuss his new book Trinitarian Explorations in Systematic Theology! Q. Trinitarian Explorations in Systematic Theology deals primarily with Bernard Lonerga...

Collection of video and audio recordings of medieval French historical narratives, in modern translations, read out loud. Part of Johannes Junge Ruhland's project on the lived experience of history in thirteenth-century France and the performance of medieval French literature.

Please enjoy our conversation with the author of A Thomistic Introduction to Modern Psychology on the blog today! Q. Can you talk broadly about what you believe “Thomistic psychology” is?... READ MORE

Msgr. Caron joins us on the blog to answer some questions about his brilliant new book The Diaconate Revisited. Q. Your book is literally entitled, The Diaconate Revisited. Tell us... READ MORE

Sean Penn directs January 6 film; call to spotlight anti-communist Romanian Greek Catholic martyrs.

With the publication of Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, "Magnifica Humanitas," perhaps, just perhaps, AI is about to enter a far more ethical future, guided by those who know what they ought to do, n...

This Second Annual Lecture in Carmelite Studies at the Catholic University of America took place between the Holy Year dedicated to St Joseph, proclaimed by Pope Francis (December 8, 2020 – December 8...

We are thrilled and honored by this opportunity. Read below as Trevor Lipscombe, the Director of The Catholic University of America Press, answers a few questions about this important project!... READ...

It was admittedly a surprising circumstance for a debate on natural rights. On September 4 of last year, Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) was speaking during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing inter...

The author of An Exemplar of the True joins us on the blog this week to discuss this fascinating new work! Q. Your book focuses on the scholarly importance of... READ MORE

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Read on to see what Press staff are reading this month! Trevor C I’m reading Roberto Bolaño’s 2666. It is a mega novel, nearly 1,000 pages long that is ostensibly... READ MORE

Enjoy some humor and we’ll be back with more substantive fare next week! The director’s opening words at every staff meeting: “Everybody wants this. Everybody wants to be us.” The... READ MORE

In The Miracle of Immortality, Gerhard Cardinal Müller tackles some of the great mysteries of human life and hope. The former prefect of the Dicastery for ...

The John Paul II Institute’s Humanum Review invites you to a lecture on “What Binds Marriage Forever: A View from […]

CUA Press is launching a new journal! In honor of the occasion, we’ve asked thefounding editor, Brian Besong, to share a little bit about his journey as a natural lawtheorist,... READ MORE

In which we share our good taste in books with our loyal audience! This month we are honored that our University President Peter Kilpatrick has shared his current reading choice... READ MORE

New book from CUA Press by Ida Görres

On the blog this week we offer our readers the Epilogue from Joshua Hren’s new book on Dana Gioia, and then a brief Q&A with the esteemed poet! https://dhjhkxawhe8q4.cloudfront.net/catholic-university...

In an unusual work of Flannery O'Connor scholarship, the Southern writer allies with Blaise Pascal to take on modernity.

Bringing just war doctrine to life, Richard J. Regan raises a host of difficult questions about the evils of war, asking first and foremost whether war is ev...

This book invites spouses to look beyond themselves to better understand the greatness of the gift they have received and make it fruitful.

The two fifth-century letters of St. Patrick are the earliest records we have of Christianity in Ireland. Written in Latin in his later years, they are an in...

Each one of the essays in this book can be read over a cup of coffee, then pondered for the remainder of the day.

Yes, we know, it’s March, but we’re lucky to have a backlog of posts and so this one got a bit delayed. Still lots of great books being read by... READ MORE

Podcast Episode · The Augustine Podcast · February 20 · 1h 8m

We’re joined on the blog today by Eric Lafferty discussing his new book Approaching the Assumption, 1863-1950: Revelation, Scripture, and the Laity in the Development of a Marian Doctrine. Q.... READ ...

Ben Peters joins us to discuss his new book ‘Catholic Pacifist: The Long and Lonely Quest of Gordon Zahn’ Q. Most readers of our blog will be aware of who... READ MORE