Book Review: Made This Way
Rob Marco
January 26, AD2019
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“Daddy, what’s an abortion?” my seven year old son asked me one day. “An abortion is when a mother kills the child she is carrying
We Could Do Better
Jim Dougherty
January 4, AD2019
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Of course, we could do better, but we usually don’t. We need a savior. St. Paul notes our predicament and then identifies the solution and
Book Review of “Mountains and a Mustard Seed: A Family’s Journey of Hope”
Rob Marco
January 2, AD2019
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Mountains and a Mustard Seed is what I would call a “legacy book,” a kind of capstone on an amazing family journey guided by the
The Distaff and Spool and the Present Moment
Suellen Brewster
December 27, AD2018
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With the March for Life on the 18th and the 46th anniversary of Roe v. Wade on the 22nd, January is often lived as a
A Holiday Meal, Same-Sex Attraction and Catholicism
Richard G Evans
December 11, AD2018
12 Comments
In this lovely but challenging holiday season of get-togethers, parties, and family meals, most of us will be of necessity faced with possibly uncomfortable questions
Making Transgenderism Child’s Play
Mary Pesarchick
November 28, AD2018
4 Comments
In Europe, America, Latin America, Africa, and in some countries of Asia, there are genuine forms of ideological colonization taking place. And one of
Thanksgiving, Traditions, Gratitude, and Grace
Mark C. McCann
November 19, AD2018
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Every year, my family and I must make one of the toughest choices ever: where to eat Thanksgiving dinner—with my siblings or with my wife’s
The Sexual State and the Origins of Elite Ideology
Rob Marco
October 31, AD2018
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Sex makes babies. Life begins at conception. People are born male or female. Marriage is for life. Divorce is not something to be celebrated. Homosexual
Abortion, Divorce, the Womb and the Divine Mercy of God
Susan Skinner
October 28, AD2018
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The mystery of God’s maternal love is expressed with particular power in the Hebrew word, rahamim. Etymologically, this word means “womb” but was later used to mean
For the Love of Women, Fellow Men, Stop It
Matt Robinson
October 26, AD2018
18 Comments
Men and Women: Different but Complimentary These words from Sacred Scripture shed divine light on an important point related to why man and women are
Food, Sex, God, and Nature
Marty Dybicz
October 21, AD2018
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The sex scandals in the Church will not be completely and thoroughly dealt with until the rampant infidelity to Catholic doctrine throughout all of the
Civil and Sacramental Marriage Ceremonies
Patrick Malone
October 20, AD2018
2 Comments
Last September, I responded to Leonid Sirota, a professor of law at Auckland University, who stated on his blog Double Aspect that in Canadian civil
The Real Enemies of Marriage
Julie Machado
October 1, AD2018
4 Comments
Most Catholics are aware that there is a real attack on marriage these days. Our culture and mainstream media do not tolerate voices who defend
Sacramental and Civil Marriage
Patrick Malone
September 17, AD2018
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Leonid Sirota, a professor of law at Auckland University, reacted on his blog Double Aspect to a Québec legal case in which some arguments revolved
FBI Agent Turned Hollywood Writer is Still a Warrior
Laura DeMaria
September 15, AD2018
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Tim Clemente has been a police officer and an FBI agent, and now he’s a Hollywood writer. But first and foremost, he has always been
NFP: The Antidote to Sexism
Sofia Abasolo
August 6, AD2018
2 Comments
Lili Loofbourow wishes ‘we lived in a world that encouraged women to attend to their bodies’ pain signals instead of powering through like endurance champs.
On Materialism and Heroism
Julie Machado
August 3, AD2018
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Every time our mailman knocks at the door, I know I can expect an update about his son’s medical school. He has two children and
Marriage and Family: The Secret to Joy
Sofia Abasolo
July 21, AD2018
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The secret to happiness: fall in love, get married, have babies – once undisputedly known to be the key to the majority of people’s happiness,
Living with The Blessings of OCD
Betty Parquette
July 12, AD2018
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If I must boast , I will boast in the things that show my weakness (2 Corinthians 11: 30) I like to look for the
Dying in the Prime of Life
Rob Marco
July 12, AD2018
1 Comment
It has always struck me that the Lord started His life’s work at such a young age and died a mere three years later. There
Outcome-based Parenting
Julie Machado
July 5, AD2018
1 Comment
The highlight of a recent camping trip was meeting a Hungarian dinosaur-enthusiast. He wasn’t scared of our three small, crazy children. In fact, he and
“Better Man” and Our Role As Male and Female
Susan Skinner
June 17, AD2018
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“Standing by the cross of Jesus were his mother and his mother’s sister, Mary the wife of Clopas, and Mary of Magdala.” John 19:25 The
