Background On Patient Justice We can see the patient justice of Jesus in the peace that Irish and Italian Americans achieved: So many people share
As calendar year 2021 comes to a close, I want to take this opportunity to thank you – Catholic Stand’s many readers – for allowing
What is the first thing you do every morning? Check your alarm clock? Check your phone? Do you eat breakfast first? What is the first
Nowadays, we have more convenience than ever before. We can send text messages faster than making phone calls, e-mail much faster than snail mail, and even
There has been at times a tension in Christianity between an “active” and a “contemplative” life. This distinction was particularly prescient in medieval debates regarding
Did you know that St. Augustine wrote a 6-series work on music theory? He called it “De Musica“. Until this week, I had no idea.
I became interested in the relationship between God and dogs when I began to pray for those suffering from Coronavirus. My husband and I have
Here in Portugal, it is common to say to a pregnant woman, “As long as the baby is healthy… that is most important.” What if
Like a lot of people, I would like to lose weight, but I never found diet and exercise programs to be the easiest undertakings in
When the wine ran out, the mother of Jesus said to him, “They have no wine.” And Jesus said to her, “Woman, what does this
It was at Easter in the 1970’s that I first met my wife. I received a phone call from the local convent asking me to
The local Charismatic group were celebrating forty years since their foundation and were preparing a special Mass for that purpose. The readings, the psalms, and
On August 13, 2016, Catholic Stand published “The Search for Justice and the Devil’s Dare”, by Ramon Antonio A. Aldana. As Mr. Aldana’s managing editor,
Scrupulosity, in the Catholic sense, is the tendency to focus on our sins too much, forgetting Our Redeemer and His mercy in the process.
