We say we want to be free. Fr. Harrison Ayre says we are running from it.
His question is simple. Why do the sacraments not always seem to work? The answer is uncomfortable. The problem is rarely God. It is that we would rather worship ourselves. Real freedom was never doing whatever we want. It only exists in relationship with the One it comes from, which is why a life turned in on itself ends up less free, not more.
This is the heart of what we do at Catholic Pacific College. We form people to engage our times fearlessly and faithfully.
Where do you feel most free, and why?
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You were never asked to manufacture love out of nothing. You were asked to receive it first.
Dr. Carly Henderson unpacks John Paul II's vision of the human person -- not as someone straining to just try harder, but as someone already held within an order of love that precedes us. Gift. Communion. Receiving before giving. This changes everything about how we understand ourselves.
When did you first realize love was something you received before it was something you gave? Drop it below.
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You find out who you really are in your worst moment, not your best one.
That is the unsettling idea Fr David Bellusci, OP explores through the fiction of Flannery OConnor and the philosophy of Jacques Maritain. The extreme scene, the moment everything breaks open, is where a person gets stripped down to what they actually are. And it leaves us holding the oldest question there is: what is a human being, really?
This is exactly the kind of question Catholic Pacific College exists to sit with. We are here to form people, not just inform them.
When has a hard season shown you who you really are?
Dominion is not power. It is the willingness to suffer for the sake of love.
In this clip from Working for Beauty, Dr. David Henderson reframes the dominion Adam receives over creation. It is not mastery or control but a sacrificial disposition that receives the world as a gift of love. At Catholic Pacific College, this is the formation we mean.
Where in your daily life are you called to this kind of sacrificial love?
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Check out this article from Humanum Review by soon-returning professor Dr. Andrew Kaethler: https://humanumreview.com/articles/eschatology-dying-to-live
Is Christ's message to the seven churches in Revelation actually a mirror held up to your home and parish right now?
In this challenging reflection from Scott A. Roy's lecture Unlocking the Book of Revelation, he brings one of Scripture's most sobering questions into the present moment: how deeply is the Christ event actually penetrating every part of our lives? The Catholic Intellectual Tradition doesn't let us settle for comfortable religion — it calls us to the kind of fiery faith that transforms everything it touches. CPC exists to form men and women who are anything but lukewarm. 🕊️
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💬 Honestly — if Christ evaluated your parish or household today, what do you think He would say?
What if everything you thought about authority and tyranny was backwards?
Dr. Andrew Kaethler delivers a striking reversal of conventional wisdom: totalitarianism and authoritarianism are not the result of too much authority — they are the result of its collapse. When true authority disappears, raw power and violence fill the void. In this clip from his lecture The Place of Authority in the Church, Kaethler connects this paradox to our current cultural moment, where an anti-authoritarian spirit has not produced freedom, but an ever-expanding state. At Catholic Pacific College, we engage precisely these questions — because the Catholic Intellectual Tradition has the resources to see what our age refuses to.
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