Honoring the Lord’s Day
Christians have always seen Sunday not simply as a day to remember our Lord’s victory over death in His Resurrection, or just a day not to work, but as the Eternal Day.
Christians have always seen Sunday not simply as a day to remember our Lord’s victory over death in His Resurrection, or just a day not to work, but as the Eternal Day.
While the world was being overwhelmed by the Sexual Revolution, too many Church leaders decided to ignore the hard work of opposing it while appearing busy by meddling in affairs which needed no fixing.
Never in my life have I seen name calling, insults thrown, and nasty judgments made the way I have in online mommy groups.
Starting three years ago the world was bombarded with one of the greatest brainwashing campaigns in human history. Did you fall for it? Did your family or friends? What can we do to make sure no one falls for it in the future?
A self-appointed group of woke busybodies are engaged in a bad-faith effort to tarnish the reputation of public Catholics.
After much reflection I have decided to withdraw from “Hope is Fuel” due to its inclusion of E. Michael Jones as a speaker.
A men’s group for formation and friendship seems to try to combine two things that have traditionally been kept separate. They seem to reflect the modern tendency to do synthetically what ought to be done naturally.
Unlike Dennis Prager’s “silo approach” to sin, the Christian view of sin includes a wholesome, integrated view of the human person.
We’ve become so used to Catholic priests and influencers telling us that we may go to these invalid “weddings” that we’ve forgotten to question the premise: What is the authoritative source for that advice?
College or no college? Catholic college or secular college? What are the choices for Catholic young adults, and which are the best ones that will help them stay Catholic?
Many of the men who are in most need of Catholic male fellowship are in the worst position to make it happen: mid-career, young and growing family, demands on time to balance everything…anything that isn’t work or family gets pushed to the back burner.
How did the wide world of caregiving derail this far off track? The short answer (but no less an accurate one) is that it left God out of the picture.
Is the Catholic Land Movement a legitimate approach to rediscovering God’s gracious gifts, or is it just another lifestyle choice option for the post-modern-minded?
The numbers strongly suggest that it’s not a college degree that keeps women from dating and marrying but the indoctrination that they’re receiving.
Motherhood feels unbearable or impossible for many mothers today because modern women receive an extensive education emphasizing having a career—not children.
What are good activities which women have always done and which seem closely tied to being a fulfilled and feminine woman?
The Church welcomes us to change how we think about things. What I am hearing from Synodal “listening” sessions is not that message but, instead, how the Church needs to change how she thinks about things.
By referring to people who experience same-sex attraction as “homosexual persons,” you are taking away the freedom we have as children of God.
Many believe that truth is nothing more than opinion; yet they also believe that scientifically provable things are fact but not opinion.
The House of Habsburg is one of the most famous and powerful in history. What was it like growing up as a Habsburg, and what can the rest of us learn from their family history?