Marching On
Todd Nolan
January 22, AD2016
2 Comments
The Roe v Wade decision still remains unsettling to many. Since that day a culture of death has permeated society, and the world. Nevertheless, many
Altar Serving: Keeping Young Men Engaged
David Roney
January 9, AD2016
4 Comments
Every so often the issue of altar serving comes into question, as it has again recently. There is an ongoing, extensive debate over who
Discernment through Experience
Peter Lyons
January 6, AD2016
18 Comments
Discernment is a process that every serious Catholic man must commence at some point, during which he will petition and receive from the
Beware the Red Kettle: The Salvation Army and Abortion
Birgit Jones
December 21, AD2015
85 Comments
[Editor’s Note: This article was first published on Catholic Stand, December 12, 2014. We are republishing here for your holiday consideration, since the message is
Abba or Allah: 2 Views of the 1 God
Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
December 16, AD2015
125 Comments
I have always loved science: when most boys said they wanted to be policemen, I wanted to be a paleontologist and study dinosaurs. Now as
The Myth of Having it All
Leticia Adams
December 1, AD2015
5 Comments
The holidays always remind me of how different I am from my husband. He is a doer. He does things. He wakes up every morning
Being Thankful for a Catholic Education
Todd Nolan
November 28, AD2015
5 Comments
During this time of year, we pause and give thanks for all of the blessings we have in our lives. These blessings become even more
St. Michael and Spiritualism: a Hidden History?
Kevin Symonds
November 28, AD2015
25 Comments
During the research for my book Pope Leo XIII and the Prayer to St. Michael, I came across some intriguing research on the movement known
To Understand Social Justice, Understand Subsidiarity
Leila Miller
November 15, AD2015
33 Comments
Many have heard of “social justice” — and many have heard it terribly misused by the secular left and dissenting Catholics — but how many have ever heard
Look For The Writing On The Wall
John C. Connell
November 9, AD2015
17 Comments
“For I know well the plans I have in mind for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare, not your woe! Plans to give
Endangered!
Patti Maguire Armstrong
November 3, AD2015
2 Comments
Endangered! What is the difference between a housefly, an armored snail and an unborn baby? Answer: only one of these creatures is valued enough to
Pray For Me: Understanding Pope Francis
H. L. Duncan
October 12, AD2015
2 Comments
The pope is always one-of-a-kind on the world stage, and has no competition except for Satan and his followers. If there are any human
Columbus, Catholicism and Courage
Donald R. McClarey
October 8, AD2015
49 Comments
“This, indeed, is probably one of the Enemy’s motives for creating a dangerous world—a world in which moral issues really come to the point.
Pope Francis: A Crusader for Hope and the Common Good
Todd Nolan
October 2, AD2015
No Comments
The Holy Father’s stay in America may be over, but his impact will be felt for quite some time. His visit provided multiple
The Beauty of the Family in the Church
Paul Senz
September 25, AD2015
1 Comment
Pope Francis is in the midst of his first-ever visit to the United States. Ostensibly, this visit is for the Holy Father to join
The 18-Minute Mass
Kevin Aldrich
September 20, AD2015
26 Comments
The Church lays down a minimum for attending Mass and receiving the Eucharist. The Church obliges the faithful to take part in the
Women Today: A Woman’s Perspective
Karen Reep
September 19, AD2015
6 Comments
As a woman, I understand completely the complexities of the female world. As young women, we are raised to be independent, hard-working, and confident. These
Religious Pluralism and the Contemporary World
Kevin Symonds
September 15, AD2015
6 Comments
Several weeks ago, I published an article entitled Contemporary Culture Wars: Is History Repeating? Since the publication of that article, some significant issues and/or
Death to the Minds of Men: the “Gospel” of 1984
Cecily Lowe
September 11, AD2015
5 Comments
(For those of you who are not familiar with the book 1984, be forewarned: plot spoilers ahead!) How It Started I first read George Orwell’s 1984
5 Reasons Abortion Remains Legal
Birgit Jones
September 9, AD2015
9 Comments
Here we are, forty-two years later, and the ill-conceived legal right to abortion still targets the most innocent members of our society. Despite prayer, educational
A Humble Love for a Hurting World
Leticia Adams
September 5, AD2015
5 Comments
It seems not a day goes by without a headline story about the culture wars. Everyday there is controversy about gay marriage, abortion, contraception or
Saint Giles: A Saint For Today
Todd Nolan
September 4, AD2015
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Of all the gifts Holy Mother Church has bestowed on us, one of the greatest is the saints. These ordinary men and women, who
How to Solve Social Problems
Bob Drury
September 2, AD2015
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The news is saturated with the buildup to the presidential election of November 2016 and to the primaries which begin in February 2016. The
Culture Wars: To Whom Shall We Go?
Paul Senz
August 28, AD2015
8 Comments
“There are two ways of getting home; and one of them is to stay there.” -G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man It is tempting to cut
