
The Evangelistic Gift of Being Weird
As we cavort amid an embarrassingly secularized and confused society, unmoored as it stands from the threads of a shared past or the common experience

As we cavort amid an embarrassingly secularized and confused society, unmoored as it stands from the threads of a shared past or the common experience

I once read the touching story of a mother and her two young children who wandered through the forest for three days during the French

Fifteen times it is that I have had the privilege – the blessing – of having a child in my womb for the past almost

In the 1992 movie Singles, urban planner Campbell Scott is having a passionate conversation about the future of transportation with Kyra Sedgwick in his apartment. His dream

The scientific community is finally beginning to grasp what the ancient Hebrews understood thousands of years ago; an unborn child thinks, feels, and remembers. There

“Let’s go, Brandon!” has become a popular euphemism for a derogatory chant directed at President Joe Biden. It began in early October when NASCAR driver

The title of this post, “Even Good Plans May Not Be God’s Will”, presents a fact that has been hard for me to accept. As

As a newlywed, I wish someone had told me what to expect after the glow of infatuation had worn off. Counter to what secular society

It’s been thirty-nine years since my husband Lino and I said our “I do’s” on the morning of June 12, 1982 in a Catholic church

We all may have encountered several Marys, Marthas and Lazaruses in our lives. The biblical account of Jesus’ visit to Bethany to three of His

Few Bible passages cause people to cringe the way St. Paul’s instructions to husbands and wives do. In our current culture, gender equality receives a

The art of conversation is one which has – for many people – become lost or forgotten in this world of smart devices, ultra-fast technology,

Here in Italy we recently changed our edition of the Roman Missal, the book that guides the priest through the celebration of the Mass. Priests

Keep falsehood and lies far from me; give me neither poverty nor riches, but give me only my daily bread. Otherwise, I may have too

Karen and I would have celebrated our 48th wedding anniversary later this month. She died on May 13, the feast of the Ascension and of

Although my family and I have attended the Traditional Latin Mass exclusively for the past three years, and have no intention of changing course, I

Biology is irrelevant today. So why do so many or our leaders say we should follow the science? Today a male can say he’s a

Remember the sabbath day, and keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work. But the seventh day is a sabbath

Only the Easter Story gives the Christmas Story its fullest meaning. My 2019 Christmas Story was a testimony to God Who never abandons us. This

How would you react if your 17-year-old son or grandson announced that he was homosexual? How would you respond if your 17-year-old daughter or granddaughter

When I was younger, I made a lot of mistakes, especially as a young father. I think this is because I really had no mentor

Easter reminds us that as a result of Christ’s death on the Cross we are all called to die to ourselves – to our old