The Second Silence of Adam: A Father’s Call to Defend Modesty
It’s easier for a father to stay silent. But we will be judged one day not just by our own sins but by what we permitted or ignored, especially in our homes.
The End of Athletics
Athletics are moving further and further from their true end: virtue and quality time with our children.
Forgotten Fathers of Child Loss
Fathers are supposed to be the strong ones. The one whose shoulder his wife cries upon. The one who seems unfazed by suffering as he hides his pain from others because few will understand. But whose shoulder does he cry upon?
The Antidote for Our Times
In his classic Aphorisms, Hippocrates once declared, “For extreme diseases, extreme methods of cure, as to restriction, are most suitable.” Today, we say, “Desperate times call for desperate measures.” But do desperate measures justify perceived desperate times? Last year, we saw firsthand how “extreme methods of cure” were unnecessarily imposed on our world and Church, … Read more