Does God Still Speak to Us?
Michelle Fritz
March 18, AD2015
13 Comments
I sat quietly; a little disheartened by a conversation I had just had. The person I was talking to told me that she didn’t believe
Book Review: Runaway Radical – When Doing Good Goes Wrong
Tammy Ruiz Ziegler, RN CPLC
March 17, AD2015
2 Comments
I was first introduced to Amy Hollingsworth’s writing with a book that was so popular that it was sold at Walmart: The Simple Faith of Mister
I Could Never Take My Children To Adoration – Or So I Thought!
Kerri Lynn Bishop
March 16, AD2015
5 Comments
I’m a cradle Catholic. I went to Catholic church every Sunday. I attended CCD classes every Wednesday. I even said bedtime prayers – most of
The Depiction Of Motion In Scripture And In Science
Bob Drury
March 16, AD2015
1 Comment
I backed out of the garage and to the right onto the parking area, then turned left onto the driveway. At the end of the
The Fifth Commandment: The Slippery Slope of Euthanasia
Bob Kurland
March 16, AD2015
3 Comments
“On the morning of February 6, 2015, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the law against assisted suicide was unconstitutional. Canada now joins a
Medjugorje: More on Ivan Dragicevic
Kevin Symonds
March 15, AD2015
165 Comments
The following article was written in the first part of November, 2013 shortly after the event occurred that is described in the beginning. In light
Fight All Error: An Open Letter to All Catholic Bloggers and Publishers
John McNichol
March 14, AD2015
12 Comments
“Fight all error, but do it with good humor, patience, kindness and love. Harshness will damage your own soul and spoil the best cause.” -St.
Marin Mersenne: A Priest at the Heart of the Scientific Revolution
Andrew Kassebaum
March 13, AD2015
9 Comments
In late 1644, the Minim friar Marin Mersenne (1588-1648) travelled to Florence and assisted Evangelista Torricelli (1608-1647) in repeating his famous barometric experiment. When Mersenne
Autonomy Misunderstood
Nicholas Senz
March 13, AD2015
3 Comments
At present in California the state legislature is considering a bill that would legalize assisted suicide. Similar bills have been introduced in several other states,
You Can’t Have Jesus Without the Church
Victor Ajluni, MD
March 13, AD2015
42 Comments
Of all the many movements within Protestantism, among the most disturbing is the notion that one can have Jesus but does not need the Church.
Evangelium Vitae: 20th Anniversary Novena
Birgit Jones
March 12, AD2015
2 Comments
The idea of contraception isn’t new; Egyptian scrolls, dating back as far as 1900 BC, refer to birth control of varying types. It seems, mankind
Is the World Overpopulated?
Julie Machado
March 12, AD2015
16 Comments
I was flipping through an English textbook and there was a page about overpopulation in which it described the growing amount of people in the
Infertility and the Church
Annie Deddens
March 11, AD2015
7 Comments
Endometriosis is a painful, chronic disease that affects more than 6 million women in the U.S., and more than 176 million women worldwide… And I
A Priest’s Journey: Depression and Suicide
Jamey Brown
March 11, AD2015
15 Comments
I like stories. Whether it’s a program on EWTN, or a homily, or an article, I like the saga of how some Catholic figure dealt with
Conspiracies & Catholicism: Pope Corn
Foxfier
March 10, AD2015
2 Comments
Yes, it’s a strained pun; this is a mixed bag of Papal falsehoods. Pope Joan, the Pope’s Fishing Fleet, and the Pope Speaks For God;
Addressing the Problem of Evil with Hope
Anna Rose Meeds
March 10, AD2015
6 Comments
When considering Christianity, many question how evil occurs with a good and powerful God. Philosopher David Hume even used this issue in an attempt to
Finish Lent Stronger Than You Started
John C. Connell
March 10, AD2015
1 Comment
This year I was so ready for Lent, and that was something different for me. Many other years Lent has crept up on me, and
Chapel Veils and the Evangelization of Men
Matthew James Christoff
March 9, AD2015
18 Comments
Among the many things the secular media and liberal Catholic media missed from Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke’s recent interview with the New Emangelization Project was His
The Future Depends Upon Parental Love
Kevin Aldrich
March 9, AD2015
1 Comment
This is the fifth in a series of introductory essays on the document “Love is Our Mission: The Family Fully Alive,” the preparatory catechesis for
Happiness: A Capital Asset?
Dawn Carpenter
March 8, AD2015
2 Comments
Ask an accountant what a capital asset is and you will be told that it is an asset owned to generate a profit, but is
The Real Tango Lesson: Responding to God’s Movement
Tya-Mae Julien, MD
March 6, AD2015
3 Comments
Lent brings into sharp focus God’s direct involvement with humanity through the life and particularly, the Passion of His Son. As Catholics, we are blessed
Just the Moral Facts, Ma’am
Anthony S. Layne
March 6, AD2015
3 Comments
As I write this article, former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is giving some young cyberpunks a much-needed lesson in moral facts. Here’s the story:
