Why Is There So Much Evil in the World?
By Judie Brown As very young children we learned that there really is a devil. We might have imagined him as a figure dressed in… Read More »Why Is There So Much Evil in the World?
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Teaching Our Children to Trust God Even through Miscarriage
By Beth Meverden Not too long ago, our youngest child (with us on earth) wrestled again with why God took our littlest one earlier than… Read More »Teaching Our Children to Trust God Even through Miscarriage
The Dignity of Each Person
By Judie Brown Today is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. When Pope Pius IX proclaimed this feast day, he wrote: “The most Blessed Virgin… Read More »The Dignity of Each Person
Live Generously, as St. Nicholas Lived
By Susan Ciancio On December 6, we celebrate the Feast of St. Nicholas—the fourth century bishop of Myra whom many believe is the model for… Read More »Live Generously, as St. Nicholas Lived
Pillers
By Judie Brown A recent article in the Clemson University Tiger states: Oral contraception, referred to colloquially as “the pill,” is considered one of the… Read More »Pillers
Adoption: A Gift From God
By Diane Stark Today, Kathleen Folan is a wife, mother, and the director of family and youth ministries at St. Dominic’s Catholic Church in San… Read More »Adoption: A Gift From God
Celebrate the Teachings of St. Francis Xavier This Advent
By Susan Ciancio On December 3 we celebrate the Feast of St. Francis Xavier. It is also one of the first days of Advent—the most… Read More »Celebrate the Teachings of St. Francis Xavier This Advent
Unalienable Rights
By Judie Brown After listening to a recent conversation between Dr. Alan Keyes and Lepanto Institute founder Michael Hichborn, I have once again been extremely… Read More »Unalienable Rights
My Search for God
By Stevan Covic I am not Catholic, but on my wedding day, a Catholic priest dubbed me a “Searcher for God.” This is the story… Read More »My Search for God
The Morally Unconscious
By Judie Brown Recently a brilliant article appeared in the New Oxford Review. Entitled “Engaging the Morally Unconscious Person,” author Christopher M. Reilly delved into… Read More »The Morally Unconscious
Downloadable Advent Booklet Encourages Contemplation
By Susan Ciancio What do Saints Francis Xavier, Nicholas, and Catherine of Genoa have in common? They gave their lives to the tiny baby whose… Read More »Downloadable Advent Booklet Encourages Contemplation