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US Catholic Leaders Survey 2024: Finance

February 08, 2024

Stephen Auth Chief investment officer, Federated Global Equities Stephen Auth is a member of the Regnum Christi movement and sits on the national board of the Lumen Institute, which he helped found, in New York. Professionally, Auth serves as chief investment officer of Federated Global Equities, as well as executive vice president of Federated Investors.

US Catholic Leaders of Today 2022: Finance

October 01, 2022

Our selection of the top Catholic leaders in the realm of finance in 2022

From the vault: Eire Anois Of Patrick’s bell, crozier, goat, penance, hymn and fire

March 17, 2021

Only a Briton would have such tenacity of purpose, such power of debate, such tact and diplomacy as to emerge victorious from the conference table with Himself.

Top 75 Catholic leaders in the UK today

March 01, 2021

In our annual survey, we identify Britain’s most influential Catholics from the worlds of business, philanthropy, politics, charity, education and media. These are our Top 75 making a difference today. Introduction by Olenka Hamilton

The best of the web: art patrons, proselytism and Catholic colleges

April 18, 2019

The decline – and return? – of patronage “For centuries,” wrote Benjamin Sutton at the art market website Artsy, “the Catholic Church was one of the world’s most important collectors and patrons of art.” But during the Renaissance secular powers grew apart from the Church, which lost its rights of taxation. The Counter-Reformation saw a

Arts essay: The forgotten bard of faith and humanity

March 01, 2018

The Gallery of Living Catholic Authors was established in 1932 by an American nun, Sister Mary Joseph, at Webster College, St Louis. Its purpose was to honour contemporary Catholic writers and create interest in their work. The Gallery was by no means composed of American authors only. Its number included Ronald Knox and Jacques Maritain;

The man who invented economics

January 11, 2018

Many believe that the science of economics began with the Scottish moral philosopher Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations. In fact, the origins go back further to Richard Cantillon, an Irish Catholic Jacobite, whose life is shrouded in controversy and mystery. Given his life story, it is hardly surprising that it has taken so long

How the Irish saved England

December 21, 2017

This Christmas millions of cinema-goers will watch The Last Jedi, the much-hyped eighth instalment in the Star Wars series. The trailer for the film, itself a cinematic event, opens with dramatic footage from a daunting cliff-top on the edge of the world, illustrating just how far from civilisation the Jedi knight Luke Skywalker has strayed.