Love Them Both: Offering Healing to Women After Abortion
“Their past failure to express love for their child,” says woodworker Tom Furtado, “should not … prevent them from experiencing love for their babies now. Forgiveness is possible.”
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Holy Matrimony Is the Primordial Sacrament
The devil seems to realize something that many priests and bishops do not: Matrimony is of central importance
How to Love Bad Thinkers While Rejecting Their Bad Thinking
We have become conditioned to not only reject the opinions of others, but to reject those who hold those opinions.
Facebook, Aquinas and the Sins Of Free Speech
The ease and eagerness with which we insult and castigate one another online is bone-chilling.
Pray For President Biden
A prayer for the leader of one’s nation is also a prayer for the nation
Today’s Events at the Capitol Had Nothing to Do With Truth or Justice
On the traditional feast of the Epiphany — a solemnity of peace and love — men and women rejected God-given reason and revelation and disgraced a nation.
God Yearns to Forgive You in Confession, Says St. John Vianney
What advice can the Curé of Ars offer to the reluctant penitent today?
An All Souls’ Day Remembrance of Christendom’s Dr. Brendan McGuire
May his soul, and souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
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.
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.
