We Can\’t All Be Good Cooks

I’m a notoriously bad cook. Please no lectures on how easy cooking is. Seriously, I’m not only a bad cook, I just hate cooking. I

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Awakening at the Zoo

We exponentially grow when we learn and act on“what we don’t know we don’t know”. I always advocate getting in your kids’ element  whenever possible,

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The Right to Keep and Bear Children

In 1968, an ecologist named Garrett Hardin wrote an article for Science magazine titled “The Tragedy of the Commons.” A utilitarian and Malthusian, Hardin argued

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Love With Reckless Abandon

A number of years ago, I did a poster presentation at a conference that turned out to be painfully dull. None of my target audience

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Why Godparents Matter

A few months ago we wrote about the Catholic Church’s teaching on infant baptism, specifically the Church’s command to have infants baptized as soon as

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The Other Vocation Crisis

We have a vocation crisis in the Catholic Church, and everyone, it seems, is focusing on the “shortage of priests” part of it. The Catholic

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Motherhood

Happy Mother’s Day! Alright, it’s five days early; doing things early is about the only way I can make sure that they happen on time

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From Tolerance to Coercion

I\’m not a conspiracy theorist. What I mean by that is that I generally don\’t go for complicated explanations when often the simplest ones will

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