Making God Your Goal
Karen Reep
May 2, AD2017
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In an effort to maintain their lifestyles, some people repeatedly push themselves to the point of exhaustion. But a life that does not have God
Why Do We Need The Benedict Option?
Patrick Malone
April 21, AD2017
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The Benedict Option by Rod Dreher is, at the end of the day, underwhelming. That’s not all its own fault; it arrives amidst much hype,
Sports, Entertainment, the Economy, and Easter Sunday
Gene M. Van Son
April 7, AD2017
2 Comments
One of my all-time favorite movies is Chariots of Fire. It’s a fact-based historical drama that just happens to deliver a very Christian message. The
40 Days for Life: Standing Athwart History
Joe Bissonnette
April 6, AD2017
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William F. Buckley Jr., the patron saint of American conservatism, famously described the mission of his magazine, National Review, as “stand(ing) athwart history yelling ‘stop’”.
Despair in Secular America
Dom Cingoranelli
March 30, AD2017
25 Comments
A new research report shows an increase in the mortality rate (deaths per 100,000 of people) among middle-aged American men. Citing the study, this article,
The Easter Bunny is a Protestant
Gene M. Van Son
March 23, AD2017
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Most people know that Martin Luther kick started the Reformation and got Protestantism rolling. Not too many people know that Luther also inadvertently helped commercialize Easter.
Lowering the Bar
Suellen Brewster
March 20, AD2017
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In an age of rapidly increasing technology, mass higher education, and increasing prosperity it would appear that our lives are forever getting better. Our society
Jane Austen’s Morality Of Marriage
Guy McClung
March 16, AD2017
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In our time, according to one of several divergent moralities, an act is a heinous hell-damning sin, while another morality will validate that same act
Words: Rough-Hewn Symbols or the Stuff of Thoughts?
Joe Bissonnette
March 9, AD2017
1 Comment
“I write so that I can find out what I think.” – Flannery O’Connor. A really great quote is both polyvalent; containing multiple layers of
Will He Find Faith on This Earth?
Stephanie H. To
March 7, AD2017
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“When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on this earth?” – Luke 18:8 Jesus concludes the parable of the persistent widow with
The PostPersons: Part II
Guy McClung
February 9, AD2017
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This is Part II of the PostPersons story. In Part I a future was described in which the Supreme Legislature of the United States, once
Bad Reporting, a Biased Media, and Anti-Catholicism
Gene M. Van Son
January 27, AD2017
18 Comments
You really have to be careful where you get your news these days. The mainstream media, and even many online news sites, just can’t be
We Walk, We Talk, But the Vote Won Temporarily
H. L. Duncan
January 26, AD2017
11 Comments
This is the first year I have missed the Walk for Life in San Francisco in a long time. As I write this we are
Lessons in Leadership from St. Thomas More
Laura DeMaria
January 22, AD2017
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St. Thomas More, patron saint of civil servants, statesmen, and politicians, lived a life of moral courage. A 15th-16th century saint, More was poet, author,
Contemplating Martyrdom: A Test of My Faith
Dr. Allison Low
January 15, AD2017
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Imagine living in a time when Roman soldiers could walk into your house without notice and demand you show your loyalty by burning incense as
They Have a Right!
H. L. Duncan
January 7, AD2017
15 Comments
I am tired of hearing the phrase, they have a right. I hear this said on television, radio, or among people in everyday life about
Feminists Just Don’t Understand Why We Are Here
Steffani Jacobs
January 6, AD2017
8 Comments
Whenever we hear the term “stay-at-home” mom or “housewife,” we picture a woman whose life revolves around her kids. We all know the stereotype. The
Show Me Your Sportsmanship: I’ll Show You Your Culture
Julie Machado
January 5, AD2017
7 Comments
Having grown up in the United States, I thought it was common knowledge that playing sports is a school of morality, character training, and indispensable
Catholic Millennials Who Want to Have Something in Common with Mary Just Need to Say Yes to YCP
John C. Connell
December 28, AD2016
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Are you a Millennial who wants to get involved with one of the most exciting endeavors of the New Evangelization? If so all you have
Oh, Oh, Oh, I Have Dubia!
H. L. Duncan
December 12, AD2016
12 Comments
After these many years, I finally can say I have something in common with Arnold Horshack. I feel like I must raise my hand high,
Modesty Is a Direction Not a Line
Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
December 5, AD2016
32 Comments
I get frustrated when I see this seemingly endless discussion in certain Catholic circles about how women should dress. How long should the skirt be?
Society is People
H. L. Duncan
November 9, AD2016
3 Comments
Especially during these past few intense months of our presidential election, we in America have been shown how much society has turned substantially away from
Tradinistas Want to Replace Capitalism With “Catholic” Socialism!
Gene M. Van Son
October 17, AD2016
4 Comments
In case you haven’t heard, there is apparently a new small sub-group of Catholics who have decided that it’s time to end the American Experiment.
The Master of Conflict in Film: “A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing”
Jamey Brown
October 6, AD2016
18 Comments
Do you ever wonder how our world has gotten so upside down in just the last few years? Men in girls’ bathrooms, same-sex “marriage,” racial
