The New Old Movie Review: ‘The Song of Bernadette’ (1943)
This 1943 classic offers a true gift: a look into the life of a great saint.
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Why Men Matter: Heralding the Need for Man and Woman
BOOK PICK: Anthony Esolen powerfully defends masculinity, femininity, virtue and the family.
Will Christmas Be Transferred to Sundays?
Holy days of obligation during the week illustrate our proper relation to the world, and our proper relation to God.
Who’s The Real Hero of ‘It’s A Wonderful Life?’
Clarence opens our eyes to the reality that our virtuous actions are not done in a vacuum; they help heal the world.
Catholic Social Teaching Wins Hearts, Minds and Elections
‘The teaching and spreading of her social doctrine,’ says Pope St. John Paul II, ‘are part of the Church’s evangelizing mission.’
The New Old Movie Review: ‘The Glenn Miller Story’ (1954)
Glenn Miller and my dad taught me a lesson: It is not just talent that produces inspirational music — it is love.
Cultivating a Catholic ‘Money Mindset’
BOOK PICK: ‘How to Attack Debt, Build Savings, and Change the World Through Generosity’
What I Saw at the Loretto Staircase
Some believe that the actual builder of this famous staircase in Santa Fe, New Mexico, was none other than St. Joseph himself.
It’s Still Too Early to Celebrate Halloween
Our culture’s shallow understanding of All Hallows’ Eve starts ringing hollow weeks in advance
The New Old Movie Review: ‘Shane’ (1953)
Shane should prove to be a perfect choice for your next family movie night.
