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United States
Writer focusing on the intersection of faith, culture, and the human experience.
"Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz teaches that Catholicism is not a passive faith but an active one."
"With the help of sleep hygiene, Ivan shifted from dreading mornings to taking on the day with energy and confidence."
"This Spanish priest's change of heart led him to advocate for Indigenous people."
"Ivan Brea reflects on the Sunday Mass gospel reading for March 3, 2024 (Year B), the third Sunday of Lent: The authority of God is based in love."
“Latin artists in the UK are attempting to make visible the realities of being Latinx in a country unfamiliar with the diaspora.”
"When social anxiety starts to take over your life, a few practical steps can make crucial improvements in your mental health."
"Order in the court! Ivan channeled his pre-law learning into these tips to overcome self-doubt and settle cases of low confidence with an impartial verdict."
Reflection on four (4) noticeable benefits and lessons from taking a social media break/fast for 40 days.
En este breve análisis fílmico analizo el papel del machismo en la película ¡Vámonos con Pancho Villa! (1936), dirigida por Fernando de Fuentes.
"Why NYU? A graduating senior offers a moving reflection on that very question and writes about what makes NYU such a special school for him."
"Humanities and social sciences students can conduct research too!"
"Whether you practice a religion or not, there is a home for you at NYU! Meet the Catholic Center at NYU, a home for many."
"Ivan Brea as a model for embracing Christianity."
"Meet LUCHA, the official Hispanic club bringing Hispanic culture and flavor to the NYU community!"
"NYU's study away site in Latin America has so much to offer. Learn more about NYU Buenos Aires from a student's perspective."
A short piece on the vital role that friendships play in my own personal (Catholic) spirituality and how it is in my friendships that I see God the most.
A reflection on Saint Augustine of Hippo and the role he had in my reversion to Catholicism, not as a grand intellectual but as a contemporary friend.
