To Be a Mother
By Judie Brown During his last Angelus address before Christmas day, Pope Francis emphasized that “no child is ever a mistake” and that “a child… Read More »To Be a Mother
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Cardinal McElroy? Oh My!
By Judie Brown As if by coincidence, we learned about the latest papal promotion as we read the words of Saint Paul in First Corinthians… Read More »Cardinal McElroy? Oh My!
The Self-Giving Love of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys
By Susan Ciancio In his book A Biblical Walk through the Mass, Catholic author, speaker, and theologian Dr. Edward Sri explains that “Christianity is ultimately… Read More »The Self-Giving Love of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys
The Most Pro-Life Movie Ever Made
By Jennifer Nolan, PhD “I wish I had never been born,” declared a despondent George Bailey to his guardian angel, Clarence. Although I have seen… Read More »The Most Pro-Life Movie Ever Made
The Trouble with Truth
By Judie Brown The latest catch phrase is It’s complicated. When those words are uttered, obfuscation is imminent. You see, when folks do not want… Read More »The Trouble with Truth
Grisly Avenue to Crushing Christmas Joy
By Judie Brown The genuine joy of this season resides in our celebration of the birth of Christ. Thus it is horrifying to note the… Read More »Grisly Avenue to Crushing Christmas Joy
The O Antiphons for Life
Father William Saunders explains: The importance of O Antiphons is twofold: Each one highlights a title for the Messiah: O Sapientia (O Wisdom), O Adonai (O Lord), O Radix Jesse (O… Read More »The O Antiphons for Life
5 Ways to Make Room in Our Hearts and Lives for Christ This Christmas Season
By Susan Ciancio We are just days away from Christmas—one of the most joyful times of the year. Now is the time when people feel… Read More »5 Ways to Make Room in Our Hearts and Lives for Christ This Christmas Season
Pelosi Comeuppance Long Overdue
By Judie Brown To be perfectly clear, this is not a hate piece about 84-year-old former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. We are sincerely sorry about… Read More »Pelosi Comeuppance Long Overdue
Cultural Unhappiness
By Judie Brown We see unhappiness around us in many forms. For example, in an intro to a recent episode of his podcast, Straight Talk… Read More »Cultural Unhappiness
Selective Human Rights Day
By Mark Davis Pickup December 10 was International Human Rights Day. If abortion-on-demand is advocated by human rights advocates, they lose any authority for their virtue… Read More »Selective Human Rights Day
Wrapped in Our Blessed Mother’s Love
By Susan Ciancio On December 12, we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. And on this special feast day, we are once again… Read More »Wrapped in Our Blessed Mother’s Love