What I Learned from Ave Maria University Football
The phrase “Hail Mary” has long been associated with football, but seldom in such an edifying way as this.
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What Justice Scalia Can Still Teach Us
Evangelization presumes friendship with non-Catholics — it’s difficult to communicate the Gospel to those whose friendship you refuse.
Dear Priests and Bishops: Stop Blaming Prudence
The moment that prudence violates fortitude, it is no longer prudence. And it is no longer a virtue.
Practice Random Acts of Kindness and See the Face of God
God does not assess our guilt as it compares to others; God is not a college professor who grades “on the curve.”
Are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness Still Self-Evident Rights?
Whether it is self-evident or not, it is the philosophical belief in the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness that helped make America both great and good.
If the Sacraments Aren’t Essential, Nothing Is Essential
The faithful need to be reminded, through words and deeds, that there is nothing more essential than the sacraments.
Were the Apostles Sad at the Ascension?
“Let us rejoice with spiritual joy, and let us with gladness pay God worthy thanks and raise our hearts' eyes unimpeded to those heights where Christ is.” —Pope Leo I
Don’t Let Coronavirus Form Your Impression of Homeschooling
To you parents who have just started homeschooling in this environment: Don’t be too hard on yourself. Homeschooling is not usually this difficult.
Harvard’s Bizarre Take on Homeschooling
For one Harvard professor, the real crime of homeschool parents is practicing parenting without a license.
