In the throes of the 2021 civil paralysis, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) redefined the word “vaccine” because the standing definition did
A few weeks ago (the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time), the Gospel presented us with the parable of the poor man, Lazarus, and the rich
Over the past decade, we have seen tremendous confusion sprouting about marriage / family / human sexuality. Yet, the constant teaching of Jesus’ Church simply
Sacred Heart Major Seminary (SHMS), Detroit, is offering a new, free, online, self-paced course for Advent. It kicks off on November 27, the first Sunday
With rising costs of food and just about everything else, makes sense to cut back, right? Too much of anything of this world is not
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13: 8). A contemporary recently reminded me how some clergy and religious actually made fun
And it wasn’t a nice experience. St. Paul said: For I do not do the good I want to do, but the evil I do
There are some things in life that we keep close to our hearts. Some things we just don’t want to forget because they become a
Some days ago I was driving by one of those home centers when I saw a crowd of day workers anxiously waiting for someone to
Raised Lutheran, I asked my RCIA instructors typical protestant questions about the church: Why should we pray to Mary? Where is purgatory in the Bible?
I have always had problems understanding why Hell is real and forever. How could the good God be so stern with individuals He created out
We all know fasting is an essential part of the Christian spiritual life. Our Lord noted that some demons are only driven out “with prayer
While driving back home from a 40 Day for Life shift I got annoyed at all the political ads on the radio station to which
We cannot be worried about labels or backlash when it comes to speaking against the evil that is running around like a lion looking to
Joyfully Married It is truly a gift when an author gives us a ray of sunshine and hope. This is the case with a new
Voltaire once said that God created man in his own image and likeness and man has returned the compliment. Although first fervour or first enthusiasm
With Thanksgiving around the corner, the topic of gratitude has been on my mind a lot lately. Being grateful doesn’t just mean saying “thank you”
Prudence is one of the four Cardinal Virtues first defined by Plato and refined by Aristotle. The ancient Greeks valued these virtues for secular as
By Antonio J. Galindo Aleman In our first installment of this article, we addressed the Gnostic roots of the feminist thought of Simone de Beauvoir,
According to many vegans, plant-based diets are growing in popularity throughout North America and Europe. According to my grocery store’s allocation of space, vegetable-based faux
Michael Brown is the Founder of spiritdaily.com, an amazing Catholic News Website. As a secular journalist, Michael was known for exposing the Love Canal toxic
By Antonio J. Galindo Aleman Simone de Beauvoir and Judith Butler are two of the most influential characters in the formulation of the so-called ‘Gender
